September 9, 2022
Who Are Detroit’s Shinshiniot?
David Glass
Meet the young emissaries in your neighborhood, connecting people of all ages to Israel and Israeli culture.
Meet the young emissaries in your neighborhood, connecting people of all ages to Israel and Israeli culture.
Israel has been her classroom, her field of work . . . her destination where life has taken her.
It’s no secret. Israeli school children are raucous—or joyous—depending on one’s interpretation of loud, unruly behavior in class.
On a Detroit Community Birthright trip, Jordan Barpal finds his place in Israel.
An insider’s view of Federation’s work leads to a team-building trip to Israel.
Meet Regina I. Colton: 38. Born in Russia. Raised in Detroit. Wayne State U. grad; Dietician by training, nurturing by nature; Women’s Philanthropy Board Member; Jewish Women’s Foundation Trustee; Sleep-deprived mom, still up for night feedings.
The journey continues in the”Mifgash” – the Hebrew word for “coming together” – when Israelis visit Detroit.
If Federation’s Israeli Camper Program had a “poster” family, the Chernows would be candidates for the featured spot.
Meet Molly Chernow, 41, Floridian in love with Detroit, busy mom of three, woman on a mission to connect families and bring survivors’ stories to light.