The Foundation’s first Executive Director, Marissa Neuman Jachman, spoke to Lilith about Levitas, the Foundation’s important work, and the challenges of addressing volatile social issues.
Group members have created 20 boxes, each containing five small pieces of original art that are exchanged for a donation.
Collage-maker Sally Edelstein calls herself a “visual archeologist,” digging deep into American mythology. But she does more than this. Alongside the creation of innumerable pieces of wall art that juxtapose… Read more »
Sara Erenthal escaped an Ultra-Orthodox sect, and now makes bold art in NYC.
“We had a class for adults on how to cut your partner’s hair that 30 people signed up for.”
New York City’s only kosher food pantry and feeding program is gearing up for an exceptionally busy week.
The Museum and Memorial are not just places that reckon with past injustice and wrongdoing. Slavery is alive and well; that’s the punch.
Meet a nonviolent community of people who think racism is out of control in this country.
When I make photos that buck stereotypes, I hope that I’m inspiring people to see that they have some power.
“People will go to jail for things they believe in, but they’re often afraid to ask someone for money,” Marjorie Fine says. This is why she travels the country, teaching grassroots, social justice activists the ins-and-outs of raising money from both foundations and individual donors.
