Living Links trains third-generation survivors to honor their ancestors' history, counter antisemitism and safeguard Holocaust history through storytelling.

Nearly 50,000 famous and not-so famous people have promised that at least half of what they bequeath to charity will be earmarked to build a Jewish future.

Hadassah life member Marion Blumenthal Lazan says she could never imagine that Germany 'would someday give so prestigious an award to a Jewish woman.'

A new exhibit showcases a group of Lower East Side women who changed our world.

Amid skyrocketing antisemitism, educators, lawmakers and Jewish institutions are reassessing the effectiveness of Holocaust education in combatting Jew-hatred.

Neil Keller's impressive collection of autographs and trading cards of famous Jewish people is on display in for the first time.

A new initiative is asking volunteers, especially students, to take to their computers to ensure that #everynamecounts.

Jews are not immune to food insecurity. While charities help address the need, they will never be able to feed every hungry person in their community.