Our grantees are generating cutting-edge research, creating innovative programs, and advancing the field for Jews of Color. This page shares some of the current opportunities to engage with their work.
Registration is open for Olamim Family School, a joyful, bilingual (Spanish/English) family-centered Jewish learning program that brings together nature, culture, and community. This year, families will explore stories of migration, resilience, and belonging through both Jewish and Latino experiences, with hands-on learning and special guest educators.
Are you a Jewish woman or gender-expansive person of color* seeking to build momentum in your writing career?
The Jewish Women’s Archive is thrilled to announce that the 2026 Pomegranate Writing Fellowship, a program for Jewish women of color and racially and ethnically diverse Jewish women, will open applications for our second cohort on June 15th!
This year-long paid program offers mentoring, professional development workshops, and a cohort of peers, to help Fellows develop the creative and practical skills necessary to thrive as professional writers and thought leaders.
Shades of Belonging is a research and community-building initiative dedicated to exploring the intersections of adoption, race, and Jewish identity. Their goal is to center the lived experiences of Jewish Adoptees of Color to better understand our unique needs, celebrate our diverse identities, and build collective belonging.
