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Dispatches from the network and updates from the Foundation.
Samantha Garelick, WHP Alum (LA 15) I assessed President Trump’s Jerusalem announcement the way many of my close friends and colleagues did — on the basis of a question: Is this good or bad for peace? As a proud Jew and a strong advocate for a two-state solution, I care deeply about the decisions Israel makes and their ramifications on the peace process. I thought the Jerusalem proclamation would be
Dec 2017
CONGRATULATIONS TO: Nina Butler, WGF Alum (Class 8), on her new position at Legacy Heritage Fund Limited. Eric S. Kassoff, WHP Alum (Washington DC 03), on earning the AJC Washington 2017 Civic Achievement Award. Tziona Koenig-Yair, WIF Alum (Class 24), on her appointment as the new Vice President of the Shalom Hartman Institute. Ann Luban, WGF Alum (Class 4), on earning her degree as Doctor of Jewish Nonprofit Management (honoris
Dec 2017
The Wexner Heritage Program Montreal 17 Members held their first annual family Chanukah party. This was our opportunity to meet each other’s children and families and enjoy Chanukah together. After our fall session of learning, we have come together as a group in friendship and in leadership. For our Chanukah celebration, we all purchased new clothes to be donated to the local Jewish women’s shelter and we were so happy
Dec 2017
The views expressed in this blog does not necessarily reflect those of The Wexner Foundation. Poland is complicated. Since returning from a week in and around Warsaw and Krakow last summer, I’ve found that I can’t describe the trip without first establishing this basic fact. A few months ago, I was among eight Jewish leaders from Phoenix, Los Angeles and Seattle who travelled to Poland together as guests of the
Dec 2017
President Trump’s announcement about the intended relocation of the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem and his acknowledgement of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel has sparked the gamut of reactions in the Jewish and Israeli world. For many it is an unnecessary reflection of an evident truth, for others a long overdue recognition, and for others still, a provocative gamble. We welcome the reactions of the Wexner network and ask you
Reposted with thanks to ejewishphilanthropy.com The teamwork among clergy, teachers, directors of education, administrators, and lay leaders was on full display at Congregation Beth Israel, a large Reform congregation in Houston, Texas, during the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey. While Beth Israel itself was flooded with over 600,000 gallons of water, The Shlenker School, located on the same campus, did not suffer major flooding. The school, which houses over three hundred