Hazon partnered with EarthX to produce episodes on Jewish environmentalism for the Faith is Green series on EarthxTV. This brand new original series details how we can all strive to create a more environmentally sustainable world through observance of Jewish values such as respect, fairness, responsibility, and community.

Episodes were available for free on EarthxTV for a year. The shows are currently unavailable due to international media agreements. Please check back in the future; we will reactivate the links as soon as the shows are available again.

Episode 1: Jews and the Land

How Jews are connecting and reconnecting to the land through farming, nature education, ritual, and more.

Featuring:

• Talia Chain | Founder, Sadeh
• Micha Chetrit | Farmer/Co-Founder of The Midbar Project
• Risa Alyson Cooper | Executive Director, Shoresh
• Yosef Gillers | Co-Executive Director, GrowTorah
• Rabbi Zelig Golden | Executive Director, Wilderness Torah
• Shani Mink | Executive Director, Jewish Farmer Network
• Shamu Sadeh | Director of Education at Isabella Freedman, Hazon
• Nigel Savage | Founder and CEO, Hazon

Episode 2: The Jewish Calendar, Planet Earth and the Climate Crisis

A reflection on the ways that Jewish holidays and cycles of time are informing the Jewish environmental movement. 

Featuring:

• Dr. Jeremy Benstein | Heschel Center for Sustainability and 929
• Rabbi Jill Hammer | Academy for Jewish Religion
• Sara Just-Michael | Grow Torah
• Dr. Adriane Leveen | HUC-JIR, New York
• Nigel Savage | Hazon
• Jonathan Schorsch | Green Sabbath Project
• Yoshi Silverstein | Mitsui Collective

Episode 3: Jews and Food 

Explore how the centuries-old tradition of “keeping kosher” is playing out in fascinating and sustainable new ways in the 21st century.

Featuring:

• Jenny Goldfarb | Unreal Deli
• Devora Kimelman-Block | KOL Foods
• Leah Koenig | Author
• Nate Looney | Westside Urban Gardens and Avodah
• Becky O’Brien | Hazon
• Nigel Savage | Hazon
• Hannah Style | Feast With Us

Episode 4: Jewish Activism for a More Sustainable World 

From Moses in the Bible, to Heschel and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Jewish life has already been about making change in the wider world. In this episode, we hear from a range of Jewish activists who are driving change in the wider world.

Featuring:

• Rabbi Shoshana Friedman | Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action
• Jakir Manela | Hazon and Pearlstone Center
• Anthony Karefa Rogers-Wright | New York Lawyers for the Public Interest
• Sue Salinger | Ekar Farm
• Nigel Savage | Hazon
• Charlene Seidle | Leichtag Foundation
• Yoni Stadlin | Eden Village Camp

Episode 5: Israel and the Environment

A look at leading, cutting edge sustainability efforts in Israel from clean tech, to academic, to non-profit, and more, and how the environmental movement contributes to peace-building. 

Featuring:

• Yossi Abramowitz | Energiya Global Capital and the Arava Power Company
• Dr. Tareq Abu Hamed | Arava Institute for Environmental Studies
• Einat Kramer | Teva Ivri
• Nova Levtziyon Nadan and Hadas Shafrir | Value2 – The House for Responsible Investments
• Nigel Savage | Hazon
• Elaine Solowey | Arava Institute
• Alon Tal | Member of the Knesset

Episode 6: Young Jews and Planet Earth

Learn from Jewish youth (under 30) and the environmental programs and activities they’re involved in as participants and/or leaders.

Featuring:

• Jonah Goldman | PLNT Burger
• Ryan Kaplan | Jewish Community Center of Krakow
• Penelope Kopp | Jewish Youth Climate Movement
• Liana Rothman | Hazon and Jewish Youth Climate Movement
• Nigel Savage | Hazon
• Erin Schrode | Turning Green
• Margot Seigle | Linke Fligl

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We are asking our community to place an ice block beside the Seder plate and open up a conversation about climate change this year (2022), while linking it to the fundamental themes of Pesach.

The ice block represents the rapidly melting ice caps and sheets throughout the world caused by human activity. As the ice block shvitzes on our Seder table, we are reminded that time is running out for action. It becomes a physical prompt to ask questions, much like the other Seder table objects prompt questions.

To support these questions, the JCN has created a printable Ice Block Challenge guide that can be incorporated into Seder night.

http://hazon.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/JCN-Ice-Block-Resource-1.pdf

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As you prepare for the Passover seder this year, consider using these four questions to help inform your own conscious food choices, and to enhance your discussions with family and friends during the holiday.

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