Adamah’s Haggadot offer texts, questions, and suggestions for viewing Tu B’Shvat through fresh eyes and recontextualizing traditions.
The Haggadah is designed to create a similar setting to a Passover seder – creating conversation with friends, peers, and colleagues, while enjoying wine and special foods. While Passover focuses on slavery and freedom, Tu B’Shvat focuses on pertinent issues relating to ecology, the environment, and sustainability.
In addition to the Haggadot below, you can find additional resources and activity ideas on our list of Tu B’Shvat Sustainable Resources.
Tu B’Shvat Haggadah by Jewish Youth Climate Movement
The Jewish Youth Climate Movement (JYCM), a program of Adamah, is empowering our network of young Jews to host local seders aligned with our vision of integrating Jewish tradition with climate action. The JYCM Tu B’Shvat Haggadah is a teen-made resource that includes blessings, climate commentary, and framings for your seder.
Looking for activities and other ideas to help celebrate the holiday as a young adult? Check out this Tu B’Shvat Program Guide compiled by Adamah on Campus student leaders.
Adamah Tu B’Shvat Haggadah
The Adamah Tu B’Shvat Haggadah uses Jewish text and climate science to focus on pertinent issues relating to ecology, the environment, and sustainability – and how we consider the changing needs of the world in every generation so we can best ensure a safer, stronger, and more sustainable world.
2019 Tu B’Shvat Haggadah: Hazon Seder and Sourcebook (MLK Day)
The 2019 Tu B’Shvat haggadah features the blessings on wine and symbolic foods, various thematic activities, as well as four sets of texts focusing on our relationship with food, trees, the land of Israel, and the wider world. This was created when Martin Luther King Jr. Day fell on Tu B’Shvat this year, so the final section adds a social justice component featuring excerpts from Dr. King’s teachings.