The Jewish Historical Soecity spotlights Samuel Campner, a young Jewish figure who made a difference in New Haven politics and in the local Jewish community during the early 1900s as New Haven’s youngest, briefest and only Jewish mayor.
Amy Holtz, Chief Development Officer
The Jewish Federation annual campaign is the backbone of our community; it is here in “normal” times and during a crisis such as a global pandemic (COVID-19), hurricane relief, anti-Semitic incidents and other emergency efforts. We can only help thro…
The Jewish Federation of Greater New Haven is proud to present the Award for Excellence in Jewish Education this year. This opportunity gives our community the chance to recognize the outstanding educators among us. The award will be given at the Jewish Federation, Foundation, and JCC’s a…
Dear Jewish Federation,
What we declare when we answer the Census 2020 is that we are here, and we are part of “we the people,” and we refuse to be excluded. While we currently cannot gather together in community spaces we can each do something for the long term good of our entire c…
Temple Beth Tikvah is delighted to announce Cantor Jennifer Boyle as the new cantor-educator as of July 1. She was ordained in June 2020 from Hebrew College in Boston, has a master’s degree in Jewish education, and a certification in interfaith family Jewish engagement from Hebrew College.…
