Yael Schoultz has been dispensing sanitary products and a shoulder to lean on at brothels since 2011; now through L'Chaim, the group she founded, she seeks to help trafficked women

A video of a group of Bronfman Fellows encountering the young Democratic lawmaker and anti-gun violence activist gets over 2 million views on Twitter

Maximum-impact giving to save lives in the developing world has caught on among Reform Jews in particular, but the scandal involving one high-profile supporter is tainting optics

After seeing Tosha Stimage's piece in the 'Tikkun' exhibit, visitors to the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco are asking questions, including whether it belongs there

In her new memoir/parenting guide 'And How are the Children?,' Marjorie Margolies describes the diverse family she cobbled together while fighting for social equality

'Freedom rider,' who built a career as a social justice-oriented rabbi, recently said he wanted to be remembered in part for invoking doctrine of 'tikkun olam,' repairing the world

Josh and Alissa Ruxin moved to Africa with humanitarian giving and adventure on their minds. Even during the coronavirus crisis, they run a business that employs dozens of locals

Arguing that 'Jewish illiteracy' is the greatest threat to Diaspora, Friedman comes out against 'defining religion in terms of doing things that are morally just'

Harvard-educated Mark Plotkin does a literal take on tikkun olam by fighting deforestation and working to preserve untouched societies in the heart of the Amazon rainforest

New festive day in development seeks to merge social justice with religious life, backed by mainstream American Jewish community