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April 7, 2026 // From pyramids to skyscrapers: Lessons of our ‘Great Diasporas’. By Gidi Grinstein
eJewish Philanthropy
Pesach is our annual commemoration of the Exodus from Egypt, which launched us into Jewish Peoplehood and ended our first centuries-long “Great Diaspora.” While we tell the story of the Exodus every year, there is also much to learn from the archetypal story of the Israelites’ time in Egypt, which has many relevant lessons for American Jewry. The following are a few of them.
March 12, 2026 // Harnessing America’s 250th birthday to reimagine our civic culture. Opinion by Rabbi Charles E. Savenor
eJewish Philanthropy
Two hundred and fifty years ago, Paul Revere’s midnight ride helped ignite the American Revolution. Four months from now, our nation will face another historic moment: the Semiquincentennial, a once-in-a-generation opportunity to bring Americans together through our civic traditions.
March 5, 2026 // American Jewry ‘Un-Conference’ offers concrete plans for Jewish leaders to create new ‘golden era’
eJewish Philanthropy
Invite-only gathering brings together leaders and thinkers for discussions on the future of U.S. Jews amid a period of crisis
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March 4, 2026 // With Iran war looming, Miami confab looks to chart a course forward for American Jewry
eJewish Philanthropy
Jews around the world gathered yesterday to listen to the Book of Esther: a tale of two Diaspora Jews who, from very different positions of leadership, not only responded to a lethal antisemitic threat to their community with commitment, strategic thinking and self-sacrifice, but also rallied their fellow Jews to action and established communal traditions that continue to bring us together.
January 23, 2026 // What ancient Egypt’s Jewry can teach American Jewry. By Gidi Grinstein
eJewish Philanthropy
This week’s Torah portion, Parshat Bo, tells the final chapter of ancient Egyptian Jewry, the first Great Diaspora of the Jewish People. Its archetypal story is laid out in Genesis and Exodus and the details of its arc of rise and decline offer insights for American Jewry.
January 8, 2026 // Launch a decade of renewal, now. By Gidi Grinstein
eJewish Philanthropy
Zohran Mamdani, a democratic socialist, is mayor of New York City, and America’s far left is surging. Tucker Carlson and America’s far right are gaining ground. The Israel-Hamas war has ended, for now, and American Jewry remains deeply fractured. There are many reasons to be discouraged, but none for resignation. With bold leadership, 2026 can become a turning point for American Jewry toward a decade of renewal. Based on past experience, that is what will happen.
July 24, 2025 // Mayberg Foundation Joins Leading Voices at National Conference on the Future of American Jewry
Last week’s "The Great Diaspora: Visioning American Jewry at America’s 250th" conference brought together influential leaders, scholars, and changemakers shaping the trajectory of Jewish life in America. Co-hosted by The Rabbi Sacks Legacy and Reut USA, and convened at the UJA Federation of NY, the conference asked hard questions about the future of what has arguably been the most successful Jewish diaspora in history.
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July 23, 2025 // Your Daily Phil: The Jewish future as America turns 250: Peril and possibility
eJewish Philanthropy
We cover the Reut USA and Rabbi Sacks Legacy conference in New York, envisioning the future of American Jewry as the U.S. marks its 250th year.
July 23, 2025 // eJewish Philanthropy: Experts champion Jewish education as the key to thriving Jewish communities
Calling Makers to Develop Life-Changing Solutions: TOM Announces the Launch of the 2025 Global Innovation Challenge
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