March 2023

More Jews than ever will be reached by Chabad-Lubavitch

Initiative began 30 years ago targeting college students at their spring break hotspots

JewQ competition draws 800 to Connecticut and thousands watching online

Book Review: Social Vision: The Lubavitcher Rebbe’s Transformative Paradigm for the World, by Philip Wexler with Eli Rubin and Michael Wexler

“Original and dynamic” sociologist “moved academic mountains”

“Being Jewish is what carried me throughout my time in jail,” says Sara

Packing food boxes for those in need and an outdoor matzah bakery for the kids

A rarity in the 1950s has become a national food trend

Ohr Chabad to open in the coming months in the Yatir forest in southern Israel

Uplifting art, modern translation, and clear typography propel the new hardcover edition into a classic

Author Jonah Simcha Chaim Muskat-Brown on his latest book, ‘Expanding Potential’

In 1948, almost nobody in L.A. knew about shmurah matzah; now everybody wants it

Jewish Braille Institute partners with Kehot Publication Society

Traditional shmurah matzo was still a rarity in post-World War II New York

With the war grinding on, Ukraine’s Jews look to their faith for joy

From Argentina to Ukraine, joining together to celebrate and help others

A lifelong educator, mentor and role model

Life-saving work funded in advance of 29th anniversary of the Rebbe’s passing

A spiritual journey to the past helps participants shape their present