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
By Joe Roberts The Jewish Federation of Tulsa is proud to unveil a bold new initiative that cements our place as a global leader in shaping the future of Israel,
by Sandy Sloan It must have been kismet when David Goldenberg and his wife, Elizabeth-Leigh, decided to purchase a home in midtown Tulsa 10 years ago. At the time, the
Knowledge is Powerby Sandy Sloan In March, the Jewish Federation of Tulsa’s Maimonides Society presented an important program to educate our community on the BRCA gene mutation. Spearheaded by a
William “Bill” Elson – A Legacy of Caring By Brina Reinstein Throughout the history of the Jewish people, the religious mandate of tikkun olam, to repair the world has been
Congratulations, You Have Tested Positive for BRCA by Janis Finer, MD This was the title of an article I came across shortly after our 34-year-old daughter, Dina Finer Gluck called
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