March 2010 Stories
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Change is less me, more we
A world of magic for good
Leaving no stones unturned
The legacy of survival
Jewish community in renaissance
Rabbi reflects on a recent UIA Federations Canada young leadership mission to Havana.
Celebrating 80 years ...
Camp life is now on display
A new exhibit reveals the heart of our community’s history.
A movement reborn – again
Kibbutz Ravid, a leader in education, spurs a kibbutz life revival.
The dangerous joys of love
Telling women’s stories
Urban architecture for health
New York-based creators are passionate about sustainable design.
Homes that welcome best
Add elements of universal design for accessibility, inclusion.
Celebrating 80 years ...
Fostering a united approach
New inter-religious centre picks rabbi as its first director.
Awareness saves lives
Students debate Israel issues
Celebrating 80 years ...
Legal scholar speaks
Countering delegitimization
Helping parents meet goals
Mirit Murad believes more effective communication is possible.
Demystify the auction house
These tips for making the best of a bid can reap significant rewards.
Pleasure from music’s pulse
On April 5, composer Philip Glass will play works for solo piano.
No paradise in Garden
Why is matza central to Pesach?
The rush to leave Egypt is a lesson in change – the first step to freedom is a drastic one.
Freedom in the people’s psyche
The Exodus planted an innate repulsion of subjugation and an inherent quest for liberty.
Making matza at home
Foods fit for the whole week
It’s easy to be colorful and creative with all of your holiday meals.
Tasty, simple Pesach meals
Pam Reiss has a new cookbook for chefs of varying skill levels.