In late July, our Spill the Honey Chair, Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr., presented at lecture at the ISGAP Cambridge 26 Summer Institute for Curriculum Development in Critical Contemporary Antisemitism Studies The central thesis of his lecture was that "the next generation of contemporary antisemitism studies must become a global interdisciplinary enterprise. It should integrate historical knowledge, ethical and theological literacy, legal analysis, democratic theory, digital an

There are moments when a documentary becomes more than a film. It becomes a catalyst for conversation, understanding, and action. We were honored that the Shared Legacies trailer was shown during the June 16 presentation to the Mecklenburg Board of County Commissioners, continuing a journey that has now touched more than 850 Charlotteans through twelve community feedback sessions. At every gathering, the trailer helped introduce audiences to the extraordinary history of Black

New to Spill the Honey - Zoom Training for Educators with Curriculum Director Brian Knowles Tuesday, December 1, 2026, 7:00 to 8:00 pm Let educators in your social and professional circles know about this great opportunity! Spill the Honey Curriculum Director, Brian Knowles and Executive Director, Rabbi Dr. Judy Schindler, are offering an online Zoom training. Attendees will gain access to a free one-year license to access the classroom documentary and five-session curriculum

The first half of 2026 has been a season of extraordinary growth and impact for Spill the Honey's Shared Legacies National Education Initiative. We have planned 49 educational programs this calendar year, that have and will reach more than 4,437 students, educators, clergy, and community members across the country, bringing the powerful history of the Black–Jewish alliance to classrooms, campuses, houses of worship, and community organizations. Independent evaluation confirme

For two years, educators and youth leaders have asked how they could bring the powerful lessons of Shared Legacies: The African American–Jewish Civil Rights Alliance to their students when an in-person professional development workshop was not available in their community. Today, we are excited to announce a new solution. The Shared Legacies Online Professional Development Training Module allows educators, faculty, staff, and youth leaders to access high-quality training when

LIVING CLARENCE’S LEGACY AND DREAM: A Tribute to Clarence Jones (January 9, 1931-May 22, 2026) by Reverend Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr This past month, we lost a giant—not only in the fight for civil rights and racial justice, but also within our organization. As Spill the Honey’s Inaugural Chair, Clarence Jones worked closely with our co-founder, Dr. Shari Rogers, to support and strengthen our organization. He believed deeply in the power of Black/Jewish partnership to move o