Jewish Cincinnati News

Why We Give: Moving Away but Still Giving Back

“Cincinnati is home,” Eric Lamont said. “Even though neither of us are from here, we’ve been an active part of this community for the last 8 years. It’s where I met Robyn, it’s where we got married, it’s where we welcomed our son into our lives. And the Jewish community has bee…

JCRC Statement on Attack in Jersey City

The violent rampage that began in a Jersey City, New Jersey cemetery and continued at a kosher supermarket claimed the lives of JCPD Detective Joseph Seals and three other civilians in the supermarket, at least two of whom were members of the local Hasidic Jewish community. 

We now know …

[Enquirer] Opinion: Immigration Crisis a Local Issue, Too

Julie Leftwich, Executive Director of the Immigrant and Refugee Law Center, participated in a JCPA mission to the border; she shares her experience in an opinion piece published in the Cincinnati Enquirer. [Photo: The Enquirer/Sam Greene]
 

To break through the politicized and polarized…

Who is Jewish Cincinnati? The Scoop in November

Who is Jewish Cincinnati? In January, we will roll out the results of our 2019 Jewish Community Study. For the first time in more than a decade, this study will give us a fresh portrait of our community, including where we live, how we engage Jewishly, and much more. Our hope is to build one…

How You Help: Lunch Serves Up Independence and Community for Rosalie

For the last 10 years, Rosalie Abrams has gained independence, community, and a great-tasting lunch at the Mayerson JCC with support from the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati.
 

“Kosher hot lunches are the most important thing out there.”

“It’s like coming home. I’m among my o…