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March 14, 2022

The Torah of Abolition

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A small group of SVARA-niks are seated outdoors in a beautifully lush green garden. They are eating plates of food and smiling toward one another.

Let Them Eat…Cake?

Rabbi Becky Silverstein stands in front of a room full of learners. He is writing on a white board, and floor-to-ceiling windows behind him let a soft summer light into the room.

Shofar, Sinai, and the Strength of Sound

A SVARA-nik is seated outside with a masechet propped up on a bright green shtender. They look down at a dictionary in front of them, placing one hand on its pages. Bright green trees can be seen overhead and all around - a warm glow of sunshine surrounds the scene.

Torah in the Field

A room is filled with SVARA-niks wearing N-95 masks. They are seated in pairs at long tables and there are colorful fabric tapestries hanging from the ceiling. The photograph is focused on one learner speaking and gesturing with their hands.

The Practice of Being Present Together

A small pink, wooden unicorn figure is placed beside a pile of masechtot.

Pink Pony Club and the Search for Queer Belonging

A calico cat named Ripley sniffs at the printed pages of the Mishnah Collective's Yoma Chapter 1 Commentary.

Teaching Ourselves Into Being