While hate speech spreads online and in-person like never before,
Jewish organizations, schools and synagogues are working together to bring volume 2 of the “Clean Speech” challenge to New York City
While hate speech spreads online and in-person like never before,
Jewish organizations, schools and synagogues are working together to bring volume 2 of the “Clean Speech” challenge to New York City
In today’s political climate, some conversations with friends and family can be tough, especially around the holidays. The organization, Clean Speech, wants to help. It offers month-long courses that help New Yorkers change their conversations for the better.
Dozens of Jewish organizations from across the spectrum are joining Aish New York next month to bring a 30-day education and awareness campaign to the Big Apple.
are contaminating our relationships and social environment – and until now, there’s been no programs to address this problem. Clean Speech is taking a stand to spread shalom (peace) throughout our communities by cleaning up our conversations, one word at a time.