Southern

“Um, Rabbi? Don’t you feel a little bit weird with a cross on the back of your car?”I fielded this ...

This week, ISJL staff have been all over… and in addition to visiting Southern Jewish communities, we’ve been serving as ...

Last week was my first adventure on the road as an Education Fellow. I went to Montgomery and Auburn, Alabama, ...

Yesterday, the ISJL hosted students from Operation Understanding, an organization whose mission is to develop a group of young African ...

It’s been a busy few months here in Jackson. We’ve welcomed Jewish visitors from all over the country, arranging experiences ...

In our corner of the world, Temple Sinai of New Orleans and The St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church have been ...

For most Jews, education is a top priority. That’s one of the reasons our community engagement efforts are often focused ...

I am Jewish. I am a historian. And, as my name attests—I am also Cajun French, so I was most ...

I am coming up on my one-year anniversary of working at the Jewish Women’s Archive.  It’s a pleasant shock that ...

Usually we think of small, southern communities as being at least a beat behind their larger counterparts, especially when they ...