What does it mean to support 21st Century Jewish education today? To address the question, Jewish Federation has established a new funding and allocation structure – called “JEd-I” (Jewish Education and Identity).
Some call it the Ghetto Louvre of Detroit. Reclaimed from an illegal dumping ground behind the former Lincoln plant on the edge of Midtown, the Lincoln Street Art and Sculpture Park is a must-see today. Make a vow to visit.
Thinking beyond the mitzvah project, PeerCorps Detroit is redefining teen volunteerism.
Meet Akiva’s Award Winning Teachers, Anna Greenfield and Sharon Ozrovitz
Multi-talented in both architecture and academia, Noah Resnick has found a niche in urban design.
Avid student of history, Irene Schumer, graduates from the Melton course with daughter, Sharon Schwartz.
Where internships are a must for college students, NEXTGen Detroit and JVS can help.
Consider a trip to Whitwell, home of the Children’s Holocaust Museum.
Meet Eviatar Baksis, 28, and Liraz Cohen, 27, Israeli emissaries to Hillel and sweethearts winning hearts in Jewish Detroit. Hillel Fellows building community on campus. Partners with Federation, doing Israel proud.
Hillel’s new Innovation Space is all about imaging — and reimaging things to build, problems to solve.
