For multiracial and multicultural Jewish families, the Passover seder is an opportunity to share elements of their racial and cultural backgrounds.

Understanding the familiar phrase in light of modern realities

Resources for hosting a Tu Bishvat seder.

When we are inclusive, everyone benefits, and our seder tables are better off.

Edgar Bronfman sets out 12 fundamental Jewish actions in new book.

Different seder rituals and a delicious haroset recipe.

In 2020, the first Passover seder is on Wednesday, April 8.

In 2021, the first Passover seder is on Saturday, March 27.

In 2024, the "birthday of the trees" begins at sundown on Wednesday, Jan. 24 and ends at sundown on Thursday, Jan. 25.

In 2019, the first seder falls on Friday, April 19.