Sol Rosenkranz was committed to preserving the heritage of an abandoned Jewish cemetery nestled in central Poland, in the small town of Krośniewice. From the moment this sacred ground was revitalized in 2014 until Sol’s passing in 2019, he dedicated himself to preserving the memories it h…
The Arthur Eder Family Fund of the Jewish Foundation of Greater New Haven is dedicated to safeguarding the Greater New Haven Jewish Community by granting Security Funds to local Jewish institutions. Since 2019, this Fund has provided grants totaling over $1 million to 25 synagogues, Chabad c…
In 2022, on the day the designate by the UN as International Holocaust Remembrance Day, New York State launched "New York State Lights Up” — a way of remembering the six million lives lost in the attempted annihilation of the Jewish people more than half a century ago.
Held annually o…
By Elanit Kayne Linder
Director, Care Navigators, Jewish Family Service of Greater New Haven, Author of “The Bucket and the Stone”
Journey-Drawings: ART AS MEDICINE is a new project. Your life questions can be sent to remiculture@gmail.com to be included in the Shalom New Haven publi…
From devoted and caring staff to a variety of fun activities, Camp Laurelwood in Madison is CT’s premier Jewish overnight and day camp for a variety of reasons, said Louis Lasko, Camp Laurelwood’s Director.
“We keep a strictly kosher kitchen, sing Hebrew songs, have Shabbat every Frid…
