Rabbi Nate takes a look back on the magic of our inaugural sacred justice cohort, Cohort א, and announces the pending launch of our next cohort, Cohort ב!

As we have most recently seen play out in the hotly contested Michigan senate primary, the issue of U.S. support for Israel and for the policies of the Netanyahu government, alongside AIPAC’s spending in US political races, is once again front and center as wedge issues in the US midterm elections.

New Program! Israel, Antisemitism, and the U.S. Midterm Elections — Understanding the issues with Cherie Brown & Rabbi Mordechai Liebling

Graie Hagans discusses learning from Jewish and non-Jewish imaginative and prophetic scholarship to explore our changing relationship to our own humanness, the possibility of companion relationship with AI and the possibilities of a world ripped out of science fiction.

Rabbi Ilana Sumka on why she feels called to convene a global day of mourning this Tisha b’Av, Tuesday July 23, with a hybrid, participatory ritual.

From Gabriel Meyer, an introduction and invitation to his upcoming online course with The Shalom Center.

On the eve of July 4th, 2026 - the 250th anniversary of America’s founding - we are honored to share one of Arthur’s later projects, a New Constitution for the US, with a new preface and dedication by Rabbi Pesach-Lev / Dr. Paul Zeitz.

As Tisha B’Av approaches, we have invited three amazing teachers and friends of The Shalom Center to teach material dear to their hearts and spirits for just this time on the Jewish calendar.

On the cusp of Shavuot, we are glad to uplift ShavuotLIVE, Judaism Unbound’s 7th annual 24-hour festival of digital learning and unlearning.

Tonight, with the start of Lag B’Omer, we begin a three-part class taught by the amazing Kohenet Keshira haLev Fife, helping us do that preparation work for Shavuot. We hope you’ll join us!

An invitation from Kohenet Keshira haLev Fife, facilitator of our upcoming program.

Jewish tradition demands we stand up for those who are vulnerable. On Thursday, April 30, join a national Jewish community Day of Action take a stand against ICE’s cruelty.

Join The Shalom Center, Kohenet Keshira haLev Fife, and Jewish Studio Projectfor a three-part Shavuot series on revelation, dreams, and creative futures.

In the aftermath of the Temple Israel shooting, we have been trying to decide whether to postpone our upcoming Manosphere program. Rabbi Nate discusses why and how we are moving forward.

Showing solidarity through support and thorough learning more about the history of the manosphere and gender-based violence, the intersection of the manosphere with antisemitism, Christian nationalism, and broader far-right movements, how it all relates to the arson in Jackson, misogyny in our current society and political reality, and what we can do about it.

As you prepare for Purim next week, we want to remind you about the Chapter 9 Project, which we released in 2023, but remains relevant as ever.

A conversation about far-right masculinity, the harm it causes, and what to do about it.

Join us for Prophecy School, a three-part series with Rabbi Ilana Sumka on living, embodied prophecy for all. 

This past Wednesday, February 4th, Rabbi Nate DeGroot joined over 200 interfaith leaders who gathered at the Cathedral Church of St. Paul in Detroit, Michigan, for a press conference to speak against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) abuses, calling for increased ICE accountability and decreased DHS funding.  

As we return from the King holiday, thinking about and uplifting that crucial ecosystem of people who do the work of keeping Democracy alive, we share an especially full calendar of upcoming opportunities and actions.