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The Atlanta Jewish Film Festival kicked off its 25th Silver Anniversary celebration with a preview of this year’s festival before a capacity audience in The Temple’s social hall on Jan. 14. The AJFF has scheduled 50 feature films and…

The legal threats abroad against those who have served in the IDF show that we have entered a new stage in the legal warfare arena. What began as a specific and exceptional risk for senior officials has trickled down to any ordinary IDF…

Leave it to The Breman Museum and Cultural Center to present music to our ears and a captivating evening that touched hearts and kept the music going.

“Songs For Someone You Love” was a musical benefit, a night of purpose and…

Parashat Shemot, the opening chapter of the Book of Exodus, presents us with a recurring theme in human history: the rise of antisemitism, a tragically relevant issue as we all know only too well. To understand the origins of this…

“It feels so good to have a PAL (Jewish mentor). He’s a great role model for me as I’m growing up. He helps me make good choices as I’m deciding who I want to be.” – Little PAL, age 15

Every parent wants their child to live up…

As we start 2025, there are two fundamental technological shifts happening under our fingers and before our strained eyes.

The first is the lack of moderation on social media, leaving channels like X and Facebook a hard place for any human…

A much-anticipated reprise, the Jewish Family & Career Services Superstar Choir performed their second annual concert on Dec. 12, in a brand-new location.

“We’re very excited this year, because last year it was just a small ……