That’s So Dopey!
Several members of our local Jewish community admit to being a little Dopey – when it comes to running races at Walt Disney World, that is

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In-depth stories from Jewish life in Central Florida. · 291 stories
Several members of our local Jewish community admit to being a little Dopey – when it comes to running races at Walt Disney World, that is
Ohev Shalom’s adored director of youth and family education is stepping down after three decades of cultivating young minds
Ohev Shalom education assistant Tracey Levy retires after 30 years alongside Amy.
TorahMates is a long-running program that pairs individuals interested in learning Torah or studying other Jewish topics
As Give Kids the World turns 40, its founder’s epic story is preserved for generations.
A new Holocaust Center exhibit shares Henri Landwirth’s moments of hope.
Orlando Friends of Israel is a collective of Central Florida families that lobbies and supports local politicians who are pro-Israel
A Holocaust Center exhibit explores Bulgaria’s role in the Holocaust.
Jewish Mom: Would It Kill You To Read This?
Three generations of women help make the JCC’s preschool a cornerstone.
This former UCF Knight recently spent her days playing professional soccer in the beautiful environs of Iceland
A Winter Park resident writes, directs, and produces movies designed not just to entertain, but also make a difference.
Every Christmas, jolly volunteers from the Congregation of Reform Judaism deliver meals to seniors and families in need.
A group of Central Florida women finds friendship, support, and craft projects galore at a local knitting shop.
Auditions open soon for the HaZamir Orlando choir, where friendship and Jewish music take teens all the way to the Big Apple.
This Maitland mom and daughter strengthen their already close bond while making beautiful art together.
JPSS’s grief support group comforts those mourning a loved one.
Two local high-schoolers and their families bond through their shared love of BBYO.
The Jewish Changemakers Fellowship gives young adults the tools and support they need to start their leadership journey with confidence.
A local educator found her way to Sesame Street to work as a consultant on the beloved children’s TV show.
Orlando Hadassah’s fashion show raises funds for a rehabilitation center in Israel.
Local Jewish students travel to Poland to learn from the Holocaust.
A 23-year-old Maitland man known as Danny the Acrobat finds success in circus arts while teaching others about neurodiversity.
A posthumous exhibit shows how one woman’s art and activism can still inspire.