The Jewish Federation of Tulsa applauds Governor Kevin Stitt for signing SB991 and SB942 into law—two landmark bills that enshrine civil rights protections for Jewish Oklahomans and adopt a clear
The Jewish Federation of Tulsa proudly announces the passage of two landmark pieces of legislation—Senate Bill 991 and Senate Bill 942—by the Oklahoma State Legislature. These historic measures mark a
Jewish Federation of Tulsa Applauds the Introduction of HB2243, a Landmark Bill to Combat Antisemitism in Oklahoma The Jewish Federation of Tulsa strongly supports the introduction of HB2243, a pivotal
by Shahaf Feinkuchen, Israel Emissary Hebrew Language Day (יום הלשון העברית) is an Israeli national holiday celebrated annually on the 21st of the Hebrew month of Tevet (this year it
by Bella Levine My decision to join the Student to Student program was driven by a combination of my personal experiences as a Jewish teen, experiences that other Jewish teens
By Sofia Thornblad Eva Unterman is a cornerstone of the Jewish community in Tulsa. Those who have heard her speak about her survival of the Holocaust know that she considers
By Alice Blue The speaker this year was Dr. Danny M. Cohen, Distinguished Professor of Holocaust Memory and Design of Human Rights in the School of Education at Northwestern University,
By Sofia Thornblad On November 14, 2024, The Sherwin Miller Museum of Jewish Art alongside local rabbis held a funeral for human remains of victims of the Holocaust found in
Hate Groups in Oklahoma by Leah White, ADL Texoma The Anti-Defamation League was founded in 1913 with the timeless mission “to stop the defamation of the Jewish people and to
(June 27, 2024) — The Tulsa Jewish Community is deeply concerned by Superintendent Ryan Walters’s recent directive mandating the Christian Bible be present and taught in every public school classroom.
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