Sweetness from Beginning to the End   October opens with sweetness and hope for the Jewish community. On September 23, Jews around the world welcomed the Jewish New Year by dipping apples in honey—a symbolic act that gives physical form to their prayers for a good and sweet year ahead. The tradition of dipping challah (bread) in honey continues through mid-October, culminating in the celebration of Sukkot, the Jewish harvest festival, which ends on October 13. The month concl

The Shared Legacies  national education initiative is gaining momentum. This past Sunday afternoon, more than 50 educators and...

Chorus: Worldwide, Exclusive, distribution, access granted unlimited contribution to the movement, through the music, do it for the milk...

During an educator's training session, Debbie Coltin, Executive Director of the Lappin Foundation and Spill the Honey Board member,...

Rabbi Arthur Crispe reflects on the meaning of Spill the Honey In a Jewish context, Spill the Honey is the movement out from oneself to...

By Antar “Juda” Davidson As October begins, we carry forward the sweetness of Rosh Hashanah. In Jewish tradition, dipping apples in honey...

We’re buzzing with momentum! Spill the Honey combats antisemitism by intervening at its roots As students head back to classrooms and...

On September 9, 1963, the tragic bombing at the 16th Street Baptist Church stole four beautiful young girls from this world: Addie Mae...

by Antar Davidson When Zarina Sementelli began her studies at Spelman College, she—like so many students—knew Dr. King’s dream but not...

Nearly five decades ago, Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr. —now Chair of Spill the Honey—recognized the powerful parallels between the African...

What’s working? What’s winning? What’s transforming? A movement is growing. Spill the Honey combats antisemitism by intervening at its...

At Spill the Honey, we celebrate the power of music to advance Black–Jewish relations. Over the years, many talented musicians have...

This Fall, we are incredibly excited to introduce the Spill The Honey Podcast , a groundbreaking extension of our mission to build vital...

"The documentary Shared Legacies and its corresponding curriculum are essential. Spill the Honey belongs in our schools. It belongs in...

by Antar Davidson, Spill the Honey Strategist, Spill the Honey combats antisemitism by intervening at its roots—through culture,...

Our Executive Director, Judy Schindler, offered an invocation at the NAACP's Opening Praise and Memorial Service and participated on a...

Deborah Coltin, President and Executive Director, of the Lappin Foundation, a newest member of our Spill the Honey Board, shared her...

A Historic Spill the Honey Leadership Transition from Dr. Clarence B. Jones to Dr. Benjamin Chavis, Jr.

Dr. Shari Rogers was honored at the Women of Tomorrow’s Inspired Detroit Dinner on May 15, 2025. Here's is her speech from that...

Spill the Honey™ was inspired by Eliezer “Eli” Ayalon, a victim of the Holocaust. When his ghetto was being evacuated and his mother sent...