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Grassroots Jewish Women’s Community

By Teri Jedeikin Kayam Farm Multicultural Educator True to its name sake, The Matriarch’s Orchard watches over Kayam Farm from its place upon the hill. Its landscape, gently sloping towards […]

I Can’t Convince You

As an environmental activist, human being, and as a Jew I have worked to mitigate the effects of climate change. I have planted gardens, taught classes, composted my own trash, […]

Alienature (the alienation of people from nature)

(reposted from Nina's Blog: http://blog.bjen.org/ Thursday, September 1, 2011) It all began when we caged electricity. This miraculous taming of God’s fierce fire; the channeling, damming and undamming of the […]

Radical Judaism Book Review

Shalom, I’d like to dedicate my first Jewcology blog to Rabbi Arthur Green and his latest book, Radical Judaism. I believe this an extremely valuable and important book as we […]

Leadership training!

When I was three years old, my parents started to worry about my development. I was taking the steps and growing up like any normal child, except for one major […]

Reusing the land: then and now

(from Rabbi Nina Cardin's blog, posted August 21, 2011 http://blog.bjen.org/) By a bend in the Genesee River, fast along the eastern shore, right about where the massive Hutchison Building of […]

Israeli pump technology uses air to heat water instantly

By Alona Volinsky Photo stevendepolo Phoebus Energy, an Israeli startup, has come up with an innovative technology to heat water, by using air. Hydra is an intelligent heat pump that […]

Reflections on the Jewcology Leadership Training

One of the major things that struck me during my time at the Jewcology Leadership Training in Public Narrative, that felt powerful and resonant, was the fact that several trainers […]

Jewcology mentioned in El-Al in flight magazine!

Jewcology mention in Atmosphere, the El-Al in flight magazine! See: http://www.roicommunity.org/blog/el-als-atmosphere-magazine-roi-feature-a

Leadership Training #3

Thanks to everyone who participated in the third Jewcology Leadership Training, which took place on August 21 at UC-Davis, a bonus day to the Hazon Food Conference. Fourteen participants learned […]

I am not an Environmentalist

My name is Noam Dolgin. I am environmental educator, activist, organizer, advocate, campaigner, crusader, agitator, professional, and I aspire to someday play the role of envrio-guru. But I am not […]

The Israeli Summer: Tent Cities, Bombs, Boycotts and Herzl’s Dream

NEW YORK (Aug. 22, 2011) — If you thought Theodor Herzl’s dream was fulfilled with the establishment of the modern state of Israel in 1948, think again. Thousands are camping […]

What is ? Jewcology is a project of graduates of ROI (http://roicommunity.org), who have come together to create a resource for the entire Jewish-environmental community.  Jewcology incorporates collaboration from a wide range of Jewish environmental leaders and organizations worldwide.  This project was funded by the ROI Innovation Fund. The long-term goal of this project is to build a multi-denominational, multi-generational, regionally diverse community of Jewish environmental activists, who are learning from one another and from an expanding set of Jewish-environmental resources, how to educate their communities about our Jewish responsibility to protect the environment. We welcome sponsors, volunteers and collaboration!  To get involved, drop us a line: 

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Staffing and organizational support for this project is maintained by The Green Zionist Alliance.