Monthly Archives:February 2022

The world generates more than 2 billion tons of waste every year, and 14 million tons of waste and recyclables in New York City alone. ...

The world generates more than 2 billion tons of waste every year, and 14 million tons of waste and recyclables in New York City alone. ...

The world generates more than 2 billion tons of waste every year, and 14 million tons of waste and recyclables in New York City alone. ...

The world generates more than 2 billion tons of waste every year, and 14 million tons of waste and recyclables in New York City alone. ...

The world generates more than 2 billion tons of waste every year, and 14 million tons of waste and recyclables in New York City alone. ...

For two years, the pandemic has forced us to disconnect from the lives we used to live. We are all fatigued, and discouraged by the ...

Megillat Esther is the literal scroll of parchment that the Hebrew text of the book of Esther is written on, but is most often used ...

One of the most important mitzvot of Purim is to host a seudah (a festive meal) on Purim day. Since Purim is known as a ...

The mitzvah of mishloah manot (literally: sending gift packages) consists of sending gifts of food to friends and neighbors. These gifts strengthen the ties that ...

Giving matanot le-evyonim (literally, gifts to the poor) is a core mitzvah of Purim. In modern times, this can take the form of direct presents, ...

Fearing that Moshe will never return from the mountain where he speaks with God, the Israelites fashion a golden calf—combining their resources in much the ...

Help BJ spread Adar joy with homemade hamentaschen! Your freshly baked hamentaschen will be donated to BJ’s lunch program guests and to the Goddard Riverside ...

It’s true that football is a brutal sport. But if you reduce its attraction to being a modern equivalent of gladiator events at the Colosseum, ...

Step into the spotlight, add your voice, and play a part in BJ’s Purim Cabaret—a revue of song parodies that will be performed during our ...

The physicality of welcoming Shabbat each week during “Lekha Dodi” is a magical moment and one in which many of us can relate to. There ...

For some Jews, February 1 simply marks the beginning of a new month—a transition from one cold winter month to the next. But for me ...