In the high desert of southwestern New Mexico, where the air thins and the stars press close to the earth, a different kind of harvest festival takes place…
When fifteen year old Maya Rosenberg pitched a kosher food finder at her Albuquerque high school's coding club, she admitted she had never run out of kosher…
The Purim holiday brings noisemakers, costumes, and the playful re-enactment of the Book of Esther into synagogues and community halls across the Jewish world.…
For one Jewish family in Santa Fe, the decision to build a mikvah at home began with a practical need and grew into something more intimate: a permanent space…
In the 1930s, a Jewish physician travelled into the Navajo Reservation to provide medical care across a vast region of northern New Mexico and Arizona. His…
In New Mexico, language revitalisation is inseparable from community, family, land and sovereignty. A Native American language immersion school gives children…
Pesach invites families to tell an old story through the foods of the places where they live. In New Mexico, that can mean bringing blue corn and piñon nuts to…
On a Friday evening in Silver City, New Mexico, Jewish prayer moves beyond the familiar setting of a synagogue. A rabbi leads a Shabbat service inside a…
Across the villages, ranchlands and old trading routes of New Mexico, Jewish history can appear in unexpected forms: a family surname preserved in a baptismal…
In Albuquerque, winter relief can begin with a simple item: a clean, warm coat that fits. For migrant farmworkers and their families, a jacket may mean greater…