Our Children, Our Builders
We not only defend Jewish life at Harvard, but ensure that Jewish life is beautiful, ever-growing, and life-shaping – and we do this by supporting our students as they step forward to build their communities.
What We’re Facing and How We’re Facing It
The protesters chanted, “Zionists are not welcome here.” On the contrary. Harvard Hillel is committed to ensuring that all Jews, including Zionists and Israelis, are welcome in every corner of this university.
On Hillel’s Values: Pluralism and Trust after the suspension of JStreetU
Each of us on Hillel’s staff is profoundly committed to holding this fractured Jewish community – by creating a place where each of you holds and supports one another in the fullness of your conflicting commitments to what Judaism requires of each of us.
A Mazal Tov, an Introduction, and a Farewell
For those of you I haven’t met, my name is Jason, and I’m the new director of Harvard Hillel.
On Harvard’s Next Steps to Address Antisemitism
Yesterday, Harvard University’s task force on antisemitism delivered its initial short-term recommendations.