Indecent is a play by Pulitzer-Prize winning playwright Paula Vogel inspired by God of Vengeance, an avante guard drama written nearly 100 years ago by the renowned Yiddish playwright Sholem... read more
This grant provides funding to support the completion of the documentary that tells the story of Julius Rosenwald, the co-owner of Sears Roebuck who, through his philanthropy, helped build more... read more
Continuing RPF’s long history of preserving films from the Holocaust, this grant will support the ongoing collection of amateur films about life before, during, and after the Shoah. These films are... read more
Little White Lie is a feature-length documentary about how director Lacey Schwartz came to understand her dual identities of black and Jewish. The film had its premiere in the summer... read more
With over 500,000 people attending Jewish film festivals each year, they are a critical entry point for people interested in learning more about Jewish life and the Jewish story. This... read more
While studies on the topic show the importance of Jewish culture as a gateway to identify, only a small percentage of Jewish philanthropy dollars go toward the Arts and Culture... read more
With the goal of having people experience a more nuanced, “beyond the headlines” view of Israel, photographer Frederic Brenner invited 11 award-winning photographers to come to Israel for three to... read more
Encounter brings together rabbis, Jewish educators, community professionals, and student leaders (nearly 2,000 to date) from across the political spectrum for a non-partisan encounter with Palestinian civil society leaders and activists... read more
Each year MEET engages approximately 170 talented Israeli and Palestinian youth for a three-year, MIT-inspired course in technology and entrepreneurship. These youth (along with the program’s nearly 200 alumni) provide... read more
Established more than 75 years ago, Blue Card is the only national non-profit organization to provide critical cash assistance to Holocaust survivors in need. Over two-thirds of Blue Card survivors... read more