The notion of Jewish Peoplehood encompasses Judaism as a civilization with a collective story, religion, culture, language, ethical tradition, and dedication to community. Today, Jews of all ages have many ways to be Jewish, do Jewish, and feel Jewish. Respecting this diversity, we support a myriad of programs and organizations whose work deepens Jewish identification, inspires community involvement, strengthens the connections between Jews around the world, and counteracts the rise of antisemitism and efforts to delegitimize Israel.
ANU Museum of the Jewish People: Shifting its paradigm in the post-October 7 world
ANU Museum of the Jewish People has become a nexus for helping people—in Israel and around the globe—to explore their feelings, process their grief, grow their resilience—and take the long view of Jewish history in the wake of the October 7th attacks. This is the first in a four-part series.
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Why Holocaust Education and Jewish History Are Essential to Combating Antisemitism and Building Jewish Pride
Koret Board Co-President Dr. Anita Friedman writes about the importance of Holocaust education for The Times of Israel
Honoring the Legacy of Tad Taube
Koret CEO Jeffrey Farber remembers former Koret Board President Tad Taube after his passing on September 13, 2025.
Black and Jewish Americans Gather for Juneteenth Celebration
The JCCSF is one of many Jewish organizations that hosted a Juneteenth celebration this year, building solidarity and community in the Bay Area.
Koret Grantees Honor the Legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: what are you doing for others?” -Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. On Monday, January 20th, Americans honored the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr in a variety of ways. Many chose to celebrate Dr. King through a day of service, recognizing that a day “on” rather than a day off is a fitting tribute to a man who dedicated his life to the service of others.