Inspiration 1711 articles

Orthodox Judaism has some negative stereotypes: repressive, sexist, outdated. Steve Savitsky talks with Allison Josephs, Founder and Director of Jew in The City, where she breaks down these stereotypes.

While many felt the Asifa left a lot to be desired, there are certain points that we can - and should - learn from.

We don't realize how much our quality of life is affected by what goes on at town hall, not just Capitol Hill. Steve Savitsky talks with Assemblywoman Amy Handlin.

Although we may occasionally differ with the Obama administration, I learned last week that the lines of communication are open.

Steve Savitsky talks with Moishe Bane about his online and print journal, Klal Perspectives, a forum where ideas can be raised in an open and respectful fashion.

Only 15 percent of kosher-buyers say they buy kosher food because of religious rules.

You can live as if nothing is a miracle, or you can live as if everything is a miracle.

Or it should be. This is why.

Shavuot reminds us that the past is never dead. It’s not even past.

It's the disunity that promotes tolerance. Steve Savitsky talks with Shira Leibowitz Schmidt about her contrarian approach to achdut (unity).