Hannah Lebovits
Spending time with unhoused people challenged everything I knew about Sukkot
In the real world, there is no happy side to being unhoused.
The Surfside disaster is our generation’s Triangle Shirtwaist Factory moment
To honor the victims of the Surfside disaster, we must come to terms with the preventable mistakes and missteps that led to their deaths.
In Texas, anger, fear, and burning kitchen cabinets to keep warm
We’re watching people die in real time, with nothing to do but wait for the sun to shine and the temperatures to rise.
Ramadan, High Holidays, and women’s community roles: A Muslim and Orthodox Jew exchange notes
It all started with TikTok.
How I plan to survive a three day yontef with kids and no screentime
No screentime for three days in quarantine is going to be really tough.
COVID-19 and Orthodox life: The pitfalls and privileges of community living
I’ve advocated for years for densely populated community planning. Does it pose a threat to our health?
The Arrogance Of Crying ‘Anti-Semitism’ Over Zoning Battles
Crying anti-Semitism when building permits are revoked is deeply offensive to communities of color that have faced housing discrimination for decades.