Why I Am Supporting Summer Boger for the SDUHSD School Board

Fraternities, sororities, book clubs, synagogues, churches, and nonprofits are among the communities people join in search of belonging. But what makes us willing to bend ourselves to fit a [...]

“YOU ARE DOOMED” SDUHSD AREA 5: PUBLIC OFFICE BEGINS WITH PUBLIC TRUST. KEEP GINNY IN TH BOTTLE.  Public trust begins before a candidate takes office. It is earned through honesty, transparency, [...]

When questions about MACA's ownership and governance are removed rather than answered, members have reason to ask why. I am not taking sides in the dispute between the founder and board. I am [...]

Three students. Different circumstances. Different years. Yet a strikingly similar process. Publicly reported SDUHSD cases raise troubling questions about how “school safety” allegations can [...]

I often hear friends, colleagues, and clients say: “I want to be more intentional.” My response is usually a simple question: What does being intentional mean in practical terms? Very few can [...]

What if our biggest disagreements are not about what we value, but what we believe about those values? We may share values such as health, freedom, safety, compassion, and human dignity, yet our [...]

Novak Djokovic’s The Wolf in Winter is more than a story about vaccination and the 2022 Australian Open. It is a story of courage under pressure, conviction despite consequences, and perseverance [...]

Mark L. Javitch, Esq. challenges Jewish organizations to reconsider how antisemitism cases are pursued, warning that cases built primarily on offensive speech rather than actionable conduct may [...]

Elul invites us to examine the distance between who we are and who we aspire to become. Through teshuvah and four biblical pathways, Torah wisdom guides us to realign our values, serve others, [...]