The remains of two longtime members of our Society, Bob and Edith Levine, were interred at National Cemetery with full military honors, capping an extraordinary story of courage and compassion rooted in World War II.Read More
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Many Ways to Celebrate at Spring Art Show and Festival
We welcomed spring with an art show featuring more than 50 works by members and friends, followed by a Spring Arts Festival with singing, dancing, poetry, and a handmade garden!Read More
Life is Too Important to be Entrusted to Nationalists, Chauvinists, Bigots, and Racists
Choosing to confront potential disapproval in order to embrace our authenticity can be a life-affirming decision for ourselves and for others, says Leader Curt Collier.
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On Presidents Day Weekend, Visiting Monuments to Democracy
This Presidents Day weekend, our Family & Friends Circle traveled to Washington, DC, to see some of the iconic monuments to people and principles at the heart of our democracy.Read More
Two Students–One Muslim, One Jewish–Emphasize Importance of In-Person Dialogue on Israel, Gaza
Teens who organized conversations to ‘really understand the other perspective’ are interviewed by member Lisa Schwartz.Read More
Youth Mental Health Training Attracts Many Participants
Our recent Youth Mental Health workshops drew 34 participants, including Teaneck officials, school board representatives, and others. More workshops will be planned.Read More