Because it takes a village.

Here are some of our favorite resources for Jewish families of all flavors. Have something to add? Email us.

On Being Jewish 

My Jewish Learning: "The leading transdenominational website of Jewish information and education." Yep, it's kind of the Mother Ship.

JewBelong: Straightforward explanations, readings and rituals to help warm your heart.

Kveller.com: A website for those who want to add a Jewish twist to their parenting. And don't we all want that? 

18Doors : Supporting Jewish+ (interfaith) families exploring Jewish life.

PJ Library's FREE Jewish children's literature and music mailed to you home every month. If you haven't signed up yet, do it now!

Jews of Color

Be'chol Lashon (In Every Tongue): Advocating for the growth and diversity of the Jewish people. 

Jewish Multiracial Network: The Jewish Multiracial Network advances Jewish diversity through empowerment and community building with Jews of Color and Jewish multiracial families. 

Jews in All Hues: An education and advocacy organization that supports multiple-heritage Jews, assisting Jewish communities and organizations in the creation of sustainably-diverse communities. [Note: we love their term "heritage-diverse Jews"!] 

Social Justice

Repair the World: A national organization with deep roots in Brooklyn which seeks to inspire American Jews and their communities to give their time and effort to serve those in need. 

Jews for Racial and Economic Justice: "For 25 years, Jews For Racial & Economic Justice (JFREJ) has pursued racial and economic justice in New York City by advancing systemic changes that result in concrete improvements in people’s everyday lives. We are inspired by Jewish tradition to fight for a sustainable world with an equitable distribution of economic and cultural resources and political power." 

Keshet: A national grassroots organization that works for the full equality and inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Jews in Jewish life.

Bend the Arc: Building the power and passion of the progressive Jewish movement in America by bringing together Jews from across the country to advocate and organize for a more just and equal society.

Sustainable Living & Food Justice

Hazon: The word hazon means vision. Hazon works to create a healthier and more sustainable Jewish community, and a healthier and more sustainable world for all.

Mazon: Mazon, which means “food” in Hebrew, was the first national organization to rally the American Jewish community around the issue of hunger, and remains the only national Jewish organization dedicated exclusively to that same cause.

Masbia: An NYC-based soup kitchen network- where the rubber meets the road in the fight against hunger. Masbia feeds hot, nutritious meals to hungry men, women and children. No statistics. No bureaucracy. No middleman. Masbia deposits food in empty stomachs.