“Until That Day: What Are We?” A first draft, April 17, 2021 of a poem in response to Yehuda Amichai’s “And Who Will Remember the Rememberers?” (associated with Israel’s Memorial Day, 4th of Iyar) — V. Spatz “Until That Day: What Are We?” Verses for a Day We Don’t Yet Have, have yet to acknowledge […]
We are never truly safe, if one is unprotected. Amid sources of division, keep us mindful of interconnectedness, collective responsibility and strength.
Excited to share news of Psalms for Contemplation, selections translated by Max Ticktin (z”l).
Conflict around sacred visions of public space are unfolding today in the U.S. capital.
Tools for Anti-Racism — PDFs for “Neighbors Together in Faith and Justice” anyone is welcome to these, but they’re meant for this program.
If one is unprotected: a prayer for DC and beyond
Climbing Toward Repair 5781
The Scouting Challenge: Facing Race
Jews: Ditch “stay safe and healthy”
The Day Clears Away: Daf Yomi #1
Fugitive Slave Act and Deuteronomy
Three Prophets, Three Crises, Three Cries
Eicha for my city and maybe for yours
How Does the Faithful City Harbor Murderers?!
Is Our Blood Redder? Synagogue Security and Police Alliance
Some Say 400 Cubits: Slow Dancing with Talmud
Lament for Mismatched Glassware
