Andi Milens retires after decades of supporting Jewish communities
Andi Milens, whose career has led her to help Jews around the world, has retired from Jewish professional life.
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KU gets a B on antisemitism report card, but some challenge criteria
A new Anti-Defamation League report assessing how 135 U.S. colleges address antisemitism gave the University of Kansas a B — reduced because of a “level of hostile anti-Zionist student groups.”
Teens and parents invited to JCF’s youth philanthropy fair
The Jewish Community Foundation (JCF) will hold its annual youth philanthropy fair, the B’nai Tzedek Shuk, to introduce teenagers to tzedakah by inviting them to establish their own personal charitable giving accounts at the Foundation.
The White Theatre bringing sensory awareness to forefront during play
“The Curious Incident of The Dog in The Night-Time” opens its run at The Lewis & Shirley White Theatre at The J on Saturday, March 15, running for 10 performances through Sunday, March 30.
Olive Tree to host Passover dessert class with Michael Crane
Olive Tree in Overland Park, Kansas, will welcome Jewish baker Michael Crane for a Passover dessert class.
Village Shalom relaunches Associate Board
Village Shalom announces the re-establishment of its Associate Board.
JFS Emerging Leaders help in the community
Jewish Family Services (JFS) Emerging Leaders are continuing to volunteer in the community.
KC SuperStar organizers announce 2025 semifinalists
After hosting two nights of auditions featuring over 120 high school singers, KC SuperStar organizers have announced 24 semifinalists for its 16th year.
Kansas City Jewish Film Series to screen “Bad Shabbos”
The Kansas City Jewish Film Series (KCJFS) will start its 2025 season with a screening of 2024 Tribeca Film Festival Audience Award Winner “Bad Shabbos.”
Sierra Debrow named delegate to Reform Movement’s slate at World Zionist Congress
Community member Sierra Debrow has been nominated to the young delegation for the Reform Movement at the World Zionist Congress (WZC).