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Tu' BiShvat, or the New Year of the Trees, which starts the evening of January 16, 2022, is Jewish Arbor Day. The holiday is observed on the 15th (tu) of the Hebrew month of Shvat. Scholars believe that originally Tu BiShvat was an agricultural festival,...

This year, Tu Bishvat and Martin Luther King Jr. Day fall on the same day — January 17. The convergence of these two seemingly unrelated holidays is the perfect opportunity to explore two important issues of our time: climate justice and social justice. READ MORE

Play-Along Parsha (families with children ages 3–6) Family Torah Learning with Hadar's Devash (families with children ages 7–13)  

Family Torah Learning with Hadar’s Devash (families with children ages 7–13) Play-Along Parsha (families with children ages 3–6)

Play-Along Parsha (families with children ages 3–6) Family Torah Learning with Hadar’s Devash (families with children ages 7–13)

Family Torah Learning with Hadar’s Devash (families with children ages 7–13) Play-Along Parsha (families with children ages 3–6)

Join teen experts Dr. Betsy Stone and Erica Hruby for a sensitive and frank look at teens and mental health. In this live session, we will explore the most common mental health disorders in teens and the impact on teens’ mental health of living with Covid...

https://www.hadar.org/programs/learning-grandparents

Play-Along Parsha (families with children ages 3–6)    

Play-Along Parsha (families with children ages 3–6)