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Survivors of Postpartum depression and anxiety presented personal testimony of their struggles. Susan Kushner Resnick, on far left, stands beside Rep. Ellen Story who sponsored the bill. Also testifying were Jeanne Watson Driscoll, Kate Weldon LeBlanc, Lisa Waxman and Kathy Montesi.

Bill on Postpartum Depression Gets Hearing at State House

“Keynahore poo-poo-poo”. Traditionally, Jewish women have heard this response throughout their pregnancies whenever they talk about their expectant babies. During pregnancy, Jewish women are discouraged from having baby showers and… Read More


Jehuda Reinharz to Resign as President of Brandeis University

Jehuda Reinharz, 65, who has served as president of Brandeis University since 1994, announced today his intention to resign. At the request of the Board of Trustees of Brandeis, President… Read More

Rabbi and Doctor Deliver Prostate Cancer Message

Rabbi Ed Weinsberg, a health care educator, author and retired rabbi, and Dr. Andrew Wagner, a prominent urologist and robotic surgeon, will speak in Brookline and Marblehead on September 9… Read More

JALSA Urges Paying Tribute to Kennedy via Health Care Reform

It is with great sadness that JALSA (Jewish Alliance for Law & Social Action) members learned about the death of Senator Edward Kennedy. For countless years, we have regularly turned… Read More

Breakthrough Program for Jewish Children with Special Needs

As Jewish educators throughout America prepare for “back to school,” Boston is one of the few communities to have achieved across-the-board integrated education within existing schools for the overwhelming majority… Read More

PresenTense is Coming to Beantown

Starting in January 2010, the PresenTense social entrepreneurial fellows experience will not be limited to Jerusalem and people who can give six weeks of their summer. Working with the Combined… Read More

Boston College Hosts Program that Builds Ties Between Israeli and Palestinian Teens

Boston College is the site this summer for an innovative program that brings together Israeli and Palestinian youths through arts-related activities to cultivate dialogue and fellowship—and raise the hope of… Read More

Gateways Honors The Rudermans

Gateways: Access to Jewish Education honors the Ruderman Family at its annual fundraiser, Sweet Sounds: An Afternoon of Jazz & Chocolate, Sunday, November 8th, Congregation Mishkan Tefila,Chestnut Hill, 4:00 –… Read More

Residents Lovingly Create Chuppah for Newlyweds

The residents of the Chelsea Jewish Foundation facilities worked together to create a magnificent chuppah for the wedding ceremony of Adam Berman and Sondria Hall, which occurred on May 24,… Read More

Gearing Up for ‘Tour de Shuls’

Over two years ago on a Sunday afternoon, Stephen Baum found himself heading south on his weekly bike ride. The countryside’s beauty led him to Temple Israel in Sharon, where… Read More

Commemorating Yom HaShoah

Andrew Tarsy of Facing History and Ourselves will be the featured speaker at the Holocaust Center’s annual Yom HaShoah event on April 21 at Peabody Veterans Memorial High School at… Read More


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Contemplative Shabbaton Features Sylvia Boorstein

Peanut Butter and Jelly Project

Interfaith Groups Get Out the Vote from Boston to Manchester

Educating Young Adults About Israel

Wiesel Explores Seeds of Vengeance on Anniversary of Kristallnacht

70th anniversary commemoration of the infamous Kristallnacht comes to Newton

French Catholic Priest’s Quest to Locate Jewish Gravesites

Genuine ‘Maverick,’ Law School Dean Sued LBJ, ABA and Now G.W. Bush

Evangelical Warns of Threat from Radical Muslims

Religious and Social Groups Rally Against Repealing Income Tax

Doing Good For the Greatest Number of People