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How Social Action Can Unite Interfaith Families

By Brianne Kruger Nadeau

Social justice activities are the least intimidating way one can become involved in Judaism.

By Rabbi Lev Baesh

...a part of religious living that puts up few questions about participation in one's partner's traditions.

By David Weintraub

Interfaith couples are uniquely qualified to be leaders here.

"Star/Crossed: Jewish Stories from an Interfaith Life"--Justice, Justice Begins at Home By Andi Rosenthal
Each in their own way, my parents taught me what it means to seek justice.

	Identity, Ideals, and Institutions: How Jewish Organizations Can Find Hope in the Jewish Future By Sarah Bassin
We should be asking, "Is it good?" not just "Is it good for the Jews?"
	Jacob's Ladder Is the First Relief for Many Katrina Victims By Larry Brook
In a former shirt factory in Utica, Miss., Jewish volunteers are doing some heavy lifting.
	Program Teaches Rabbinical Students How to Use Social Justice in Their Jobs By Sue Fishkoff
They combined nine weeks of fieldwork with Chicago community and labor organizations with group study of Jewish texts on social justice.

Filmmaking and Identity By Sam Ball
"I'm Jewish on my mother's side and Latino on my father's… But I never participated in the Jewish community before."
War, Nazism Divide Resilient "Sisters" By Michael Fox
Lotte, who's about to be engaged to a Jewish fellow, is appalled that Anna can tolerate Nazism.
Novelist's Latest Book Reflects His Own Split, Conflicting Identities By David Lida
The novelist is the son of a secular, Jewish-American father and a Guatemalan immigrant mother.