On October 15th Beantown Jewish Gardens held our 6th annual Farm to Sukkah dinner in partnership with the Riverway Project at Temple Israel Boston. This sold-out event brought together Jewish adults in their 20’s and 30’s from throughout the Boston area and with a wide variety of backgrounds and Jewish experiences. This year included an […]
On March 24, the Jewish Climate Action Network ran a half-day conference, “The Time is Short, The Task is Great,” bringing together the Jewish community to explore surmounting challenges and mobilizing communities to act. Themes included: Sustainable Synagogues, Systemic Change Advocacy, Spirituality and Psychology, Food and Ecosystems, The Arts, Food Making, and Path for the […]
To describe a webinar as life changing sounds so dramatic, doesn’t it? But it actually happened. As crazy as it sounds, Sourcing Higher Welfare: Navigating Food Claims and Choosing Best Options, facilitated by Beantown Jewish Gardens, felt as if it was developed with me in mind. It has really forced me to reconsider my relationship […]