The Latest from From the Field

Rabbi Stephanie Kolin Selected as an Auburn Seminary Senior Fellow

We’re so proud of our Board Member and Seminary Leadership Project Co-Founder Rabbi Stephanie Kolin for being selected as a member of the Inaugural Class of the Auburn Seminary’s Senior Fellows. Stephanie joins an inspiring and powerful cohort of faith leaders working to … Read More

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From Being “Right” to Being Powerful: An Interview With Abby Levine

Today we are thrilled to feature an interview with Abby Levine, Director of the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable.  The Jewish Social Justice Roundtable is a sponsoring partner of our national online course, Don’t Kvetch, Organize!  Read below to learn about … Read More

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JOIN’s DC Rabbinic Fellowship Has Launched!

We are thrilled to let you know that the DC area rabbinic fellowship launched on May 27 with a full day of training. We have 12 rabbinic fellows, and JOIN Senior Organizer and Trainer Jeannie Appleman will be working with … Read More

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Fighting to Solve the Roots of Homelessness

Rabbi Noah Farkas, one of the founders of JOIN’s Seminary Leadership Project and now a JOIN Board member, is a powerful leader in the fight against homelessness in Los Angeles.  Rabbi Farkas published a powerful piece about this work in … Read More

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Why Ask Why? With JOIN Board Member Aliza Kline

Enjoy some wisdom about curiosity and the Jewish experience from JOIN Board member Aliza Kline’s TED talk in April of 2014:  

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