17 results for tag: Permaculture
I want to invite you to BeLoved Shabbaton! Rosh Chodesh Elul Jerusalem Hills
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The FIRST EVER BELOVED SHABBATON: A Shabbaton Experience:
Celebrating SHABBAT & Commitment to the World!
Environmentally Friendly : Vegan : Wholesome : Halachic
Fresh Farm to Table
an Enchanting Shabbaton to reconnect to our Beloved.
a celebration of Eco Torah natural living, wellness, & sustainability
For Families, Individuals
Raw food foodies and vegan connoisseurs,
meditators
people who love praying, learning,
holistic natural living
Torah!
Learn Pray Sing Dance Meditate Eat Wholesome Holy Food Prepared with Love and Passion Share Connect Be Inspired Inspire Experience the highest ...
A tree of life: mapping the growth of the Jewish-environmental movement
Speaker: David Krantz
From pickle makers to bicyclists to farmers to environmental-policy wonks to Yiddishists, learn more about the nascent Jewish-environmental movement. What initiatives are working in the field? Where are they? What are their strengths and challenges? And how can you become involved?
The Limmud Festival 2018 (December 22 - 27 in Birmingham, UK) is one of the biggest celebrations of Jewish learning and culture in the world.
David Krantz leads Aytzim (Jewcology, Green Zionist Alliance, EcoJews, and Rabbis and Cantors for the Earth) and serves on the boards of the American Zionist Movement and Interfaith Moral Action on ...
Aytzim (Ecological Judaism) is Back—Let’s reconnect!
It’s a mystery — we lost our Aytzim facebook page and all our facebook friends. So we will be sending out new invites to like our page. In case you have forgotten, we are all about the environment — saving our world. And these days, it has become more important than ever.
Aytzim is the umbrella organization of: Green Zionist Alliance, Jewcology.org, EcoJews, and Shomrei Breishit: Rabbis and Cantors for the Earth.
Aytzim means “trees” and here’s a little about the other organizations in our product grove:
Green Zionist Alliance—Since its founding in 2001, the Green Zionist Alliance has successfully worked for the declaration of new ...
Eden Village is Hiring Farm Educator Apprentices
Eden Village Camp is Hiring! Submit Your Application
About Eden Village Camp: Eden Village Camp aims to be a living model of a thriving, sustainable Jewish community, grounded in social responsibility and inspired Jewish spiritual life. By bringing the wisdom of our tradition to the environmental, social, and personal issues important to today’s young people, we practice a Judaism that is substantive and relevant. Through our Jewish environmental and service-learning curricula, joyful Shabbat observance, pluralistic Jewish expression, and inspiring, diverse staff role models, we foster our campers’ positive Jewish identity and genuine commit...
Eden Village Camp is hiring a Farmer/ Educator
Eden Village Camp is Hiring!
About Eden Village Camp: Eden Village Camp aims to be a living model of a thriving, sustainable Jewish community, grounded in social responsibility and inspired Jewish spiritual life. By bringing the wisdom of our tradition to the environmental, social, and personal issues important to today’s young people, we practice a Judaism that is substantive and relevant. Through our Jewish environmental and service-learning curricula, joyful Shabbat observance, pluralistic Jewish expression, and inspiring, diverse staff role models, we foster our campers’ positive Jewish identity and genuine commitment to tikkun olam (healing ...
Eden Village is hiring farm educator apprentices for 2015 growing season!
Eden Village Camp is Hiring! Submit Your Application
About Eden Village Camp: Eden Village Camp aims to be a living model of a thriving, sustainable Jewish community, grounded in social responsibility and inspired Jewish spiritual life. By bringing the wisdom of our tradition to the environmental, social, and personal issues important to today’s young people, we practice a Judaism that is substantive and relevant. Through our Jewish environmental and service-learning curricula, joyful Shabbat observance, pluralistic Jewish expression, and inspiring, diverse staff role models, we foster our campers’ positive Jewish identity and genuine ...
Start-Up Moshav: Growing our Demonstration Garden in Berkeley, California
Young Urban Moshav provides a community engagement approach to creating the local Jewish Community Center's new educational garden.
Earth Etude for Elul 22- “Yeah, I Think We Should Kill Them All”
By Alexander Volfson
I wasn't sure visiting Yad Vashem, Israel's official Holocaust memorial, would leave an impression on me; after all, I had heard it all before. Not only that I had absorbed the notion that all of humanity's reckless violent ways were behind us. Genocide, alas, is so common that it has its own major in college, which, unfortunately, does not fall under archaeology. Remarkably, this practice continues to this day.
The typical story arc of the Holocaust goes like this: those awful Germans wanted to murder all the Jews and almost got away with it. That's why it's so important that Israel be the Jewish homeland. Truth is, ...
Hazon Food Conference
Join the thinkers and doers of the Jewish Food Movement to explore and experience a new angle on food.
4 days of kosher farm-to-table food in a pluralistic Jewish community and a rockin’ New Year’s Eve “Butterfly Masquerade” party
Rabbis and leaders in Jewish thought bringing to life history, ethics, Jewish text, meaningful prayer, and more
Expert cooking demonstrations and hands-on learning with renowned chefs
Homesteading workshops with farmers and city folk for backyard chickens and beekeeping
Conversations and take-home resources about food justice that will engage you in questions such as: How do poultry and pollinators affect ...
The Urban Adamah Fellowship Now Accepting 2014 Applications
Connect to Something Bigger: Earth, Community, Social Justice, Jewish Spirituality
The Urban Adamah Fellowship, based in Berkeley, CA, is a three-month residential training program for young adults (ages 21–31) that combines urban organic farming, social justice training and progressive Jewish learning and living within the setting of an intentional community.
Through the operation of Urban Adamah’s one-acre organic farm and internships with social justice organizations, fellows gain significant skills, training and experience in all aspects of sustainable urban agriculture, community building, leadership development and food ...
Making Dance Green
By Stacey Menchel Kussell, director of Renewal: A Film About Art and Ecology
Contemporary ballet and environmentalism are not topics that often go hand-in-hand. That is until you meet Israel’s Vertigo Dance Company. The dance group’s unique approach to ecological activism is the inspiration for my new film Renewal.
Dance is one of Israel’s most impressive art forms, and it engages people worldwide regardless of language. Renewal is an opportunity for new audiences to learn about a unique and powerful aspect of Israeli culture, and gain new perspectives on dance and environmentalism.
The documentary profiles Vertigo, a ...
Earth Etude for 3 Elul – Paying Attention to Roots
by Maxine Lyons
Being a passionate gardener, I have been tending several gardens in my yard as well as many flower pots on our large deck so my hands are in dirt quite often these days. I have been transplanting yellow primroses, succulents, day lilies and sunflowers, focusing on the integrity of the roots, noticing how each root system is different. For example, some plants require a full root for transplanting while others need a partial root to survive. Succulents do not need roots at all; pieces can be immersed in dirt and re-establish their roots in soil in a short time.
So as I begin the long internal process of ...
The Sin of Unknowing
It amazes me how we will work so much harder at convincing ourselves that our current toxic habits are ok, or are ok in moderation, rather than accepting the reality that we’ve maybe made mistakes, and have to do better. We seem, as a culture, so willing to deny and rationalize the very things that we inherently know are not good for us now, and certainly pose problems for our future. I’ll admit easily that change is hard, especially in our busy lives, but what’s the alternative?
I wish that I had learned how to appreciate meditation and yoga when I was younger, I wish I hadn’t eaten countless slices of processed cheese ...
Don’t Buy Bottled Water
One of the core tenets of Judaism that links it to the environmental movement is the tenet of Baal Tashchit: “do not waste” or “do not destroy.” While it may be convenient, especially in the summer heat, to buy a bottle of disposable bottled water, there are many environmental and health reasons why you should resist this urge.
Why Bottled Water is Bad for the Environment: Consider these statistics from the non-profit organization Food and Water Watch before you spend money on bottled water:
As much as 40 percent of bottled water is nothing more than bottled tap water
The production of bottled water ...
Unwanted Old Things
(reposted from Rabbi Nina Beth Cardin's blog: http://blog.bjen.org/, dated February 22, 2012)
When my son moved to NYC last summer, he took the furniture from his DC-sized area apartment to his Manhattan-sized apartment. And - unfortunately - discovered that it didn't all fit.
So, like the native New Yorker he is, he put the excess furniture out on the curb. Three hours later, it was gone. I had earlier seen a man on the street stop, set his briefcase down beside my son's flotsam (or more properly, jetsam), call someone to describe his find to, all the while assuming that protective, this-is-mine-don't-even-think-about-it ...
Jewish FreeCycle
http://www.jewishfreecycle.com/green-video.html
Shalom! Welcome! We are a grassroots nonprofit movement of "generous donors" and "gracious recipients". All Free! You have give, you need receive.....
Upcycling, Ecycling, Re-purposing, Regifting and Reusing
supporting and strengthening our Jewish Community through "Tzedakah" and "Gemilut Chasadim".
Membership is free.
"He that gives should never remember, he that receives should never forget."
The Talmud
"Az Got git broyt, ...
Turning Waste Into Treasure
I read a story last week that really got my attention. It was posted on the New York Times Green Blog (see story here: http://green.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/09/29/an-oil-bonanza-in-discarded-plastic/), and was discussing a company’s effort to convert discarded plastic into crude oil. Now I know this does not sound like the most environmentally friendly initiative, as the crude oil will eventually be utilized, resulting in the release of green house gases into the atmosphere. However, although I am a huge supporter of renewable energy, I think there is room for businesses such as this, in our effort to create a more sustainable society. ...