Long established as the “summer home” and family extension to nearly 1,200 children and teens each year, Tamarack Camps continues to redefine the meaning of inclusion – for the benefit of all.
NEXTGen Detroit Reinvents its Largest Event of the Year
He seemed the model student. No one could have imagined the emotions Ross Szabo was hiding behind his happy face.
Are you young, Jewish and hoping to make your move in the Detroit metropolitan area?
What are Big Questions? At MSU Hillel Students try a few on for size.
It must be besherit (meant to be). The close circles of friends that have brought Eviatar Baksis and Liraz Cohen back to Michigan are far too numerous to be coincidence.
The event was a first – organized primarily for Jewish college students on the cusp of graduation, making those first critical choices – to stay in Michigan – to come to Detroit – or to chose otherwise in pursuit of opportunities elsewhere.
They’ve been “Fellows” for nearly a year, and more than likely they’ve become Detroit’s friends for life.
On a Detroit Community Birthright trip, Jordan Barpal finds his place in Israel.
Jewish identity in America changing? And, if so, what are the implications for the Jewish community?
