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Tucson · TucsonJFCS refugee client taking English Placement testAs a faculty member at the University of Arizona, summer is the perfect time for me to get caught up on projects that I have set aside during the school year, and to do things that I enjoy.See the Story
The JFCS Refugee Resettlement Program – A Volunteer’s Story, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonOn June 16th, in New York, Rabbi Cantor Emily Ellentuck received rabbinic ordination from The Rabbinical Academy at Mesifta Adath Wolkowisk. She serves as Cantor for Congregation M’Kor Hayim and works at Tucson Hebrew Academy as program coordinator and teaching Judaic Studies and tefillah.See the Story
Rabbi Cantor Emily Ellentuck Ordained, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonTania SpivakAfter a 6-month endeavor to recruit an Early Childhood Director, Congregation Anshei Israel (CAI) has announced that Tania Spivak has been hired to fill the position starting July 11, 2022.See the Story
Congregation Anshei Israel Hires New Early Childhood Director, AZ Jewish Post
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Kraków · KrakówBruce Jacobson (left), Mike Jacobson (right)I recently returned from two weeks in Krakow, Poland, volunteering with the team at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) of Krakow in their terrific effort to assist Ukrainian refugees. I traveled to Poland with my brother, Bruce Jacobson, who lives in South Carolina.Our contact was Jonathan Ornstein, Executive Director of the Krakow JCC.See the Story
On the Ground in Krakow: Assisting Ukrainian Refugees in Poland, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonJill Rozenzweig Z”LJill Rozenzweig (of blessed memory) was a longtime advocate of children and believed that services for at-risk children could change the trajectory of their lives. Jewish Family & Children’s Services (JFCS) continues to support her vision with a variety of programs and services.One of these services includes trauma-informed therapy for children experiencing mental health concerns.See the Story
JFCS Honors Jill Rozenzweig with Programs, Fund, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonLindsey Baker (left), Jeremy Sharpe (right)Former Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona (JPSA) COO Lindsey Baker and current JPSA board member Jeremy Sharpe are both honored in Biz Tucson’s current issue as members of “22 Rising Stars to Watch: Tucson’s Next Generation of Leaders”.See the Story
Two Young Jewish Tucsonans Honored in Biz Tucson’s 22 Rising Stars to Watch Issue, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonAs an adult community day program and part of the Handmaker Family of Services, SandRuby Community Programs has been providing care for adults, and respite for their caregivers, for many years.See the Story
SandRuby Adds Secure Space for New Program, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonRose SilverA new exhibit, “Here at Our Sunset Gates: The Life and Legacy of Rose Silver,” has opened at the Tucson Jewish Museum & Holocaust Center (TJMHC).Rose Sosnowski Silver was a Jewish immigrant from Vienna, Austria, who became the second woman to graduate from the University of Arizona College of Law.See the Story
TJMHC honors legal pioneer in new exhibit, AZ Jewish Post
Israel · IsraelAfter two consecutive years of having to cancel their trip to Israel due to Covid, Tucson Hebrew Academy (THA) has resumed the trip this year, and their 8th graders are having a blast!They arrived in Israel on Erev Yom HaZikaron (the eve of Israel’s Memorial Day) and joined the Chaim Herzog Gimnasia school in Hulon for a meaningful Yom HaZikaron ceremony.See the Story
THA 8th Graders Go to Israel!, AZ Jewish Post
Ukraine · UkraineAs the crisis unfolds in Ukraine, the University of Arizona is offering unprecedented real-time online access to human rights practitioners who are actively working within Ukraine and neighboring countries.See the Story
UArizona Course to Spotlight Real-Time, On-the-Ground Human Rights Practitioners in Ukraine, AZ Jewish Post
Tucson · TucsonEd passed away April 27, 2022, at the age of 95. He was born in Chicago. He is survived by his two sons Mark and Mike, and his sister Libby Hoffman. He also leaves four beautiful grandchildren – Rosanne, Tami, Nate, and Kevin; and five great-grandchildren – Brennan, Sienna, Hailey, Andrew, and Diego.Ed was born and raised in Chicago where he met his wife, Fern, and raised their two sons. They were married in 1949.See the Story
