Human beings are worthy of love even when they disappoint us. Are nations too?

Tamara Mann Tweel and Ronit Stahl discuss Jewish self-expression in the American public square and the role civics education plays in faith-based communities.

Donniel Hartman and Kenneth Weinstein will explore how this decisive time affects the Jewish community, in conversation with Rabbi Lauren Holtzblatt.

Questions of religious liberty reflect an ever increasing partisanship within the Jewish community. What steps can we take to address this challenge?

Transformative texts offer us a way to confront the mystery of the human condition and, in our current context, what we don’t understand about American politics.

Yehuda Kurtzer and Tamara Cofman Wittes reflect on the U.S. Presidential election and its implications for the the Jewish community, in a conversation moderated by Gil Preuss

Disagreement in itself need not tear us apart. Rigorous disagreement is an essential element of a healthy democracy and is central to how we develop our ideas in Jewish discourse.

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

Daily bite-size teachings from diverse Hartman scholars in Israel and North America. 

This moment has created the civic education challenge and opportunity of our time. There is no amount of content that can compensate for feeling disconnected.