by Antar Davidson Across the country, educators and community leaders are facing the same challenge: how do we prepare young people to participate meaningfully in civic life in a world that feels increasingly divided, fast-moving, and emotionally charged? Traditional models of civic education often struggle to meet this moment. They tend to prioritize information over application, and theory over lived experience. Students may learn about systems, rights, and historical movements—but too...

by Reverend Dr. Benjamin F. Chavis, Jr. and Rabbi Dr. Judy Schindler On behalf of Spill the Honey, we are pleased to offer our collective experience and perspectives on the historical and contemporary context and significance of the Seder at Passover from both the Jewish American and Black American religious traditions. As Jews gather around the Seder table and Christians move toward the sacred culmination of Easter, the convergence of these seasons calls forth one of the most enduring...

Spill the Honey is proud to support educators who are bringing the lessons of Shared Legacies: The African American–Jewish Civil Rights Alliance  into their classrooms and communities. The Shared Legacies Mini-Grant Program provides grants of $300 to $750 to educators who are using the Shared Legacies curriculum and want to expand their students’ learning beyond the classroom through a family or community engagement event. Our goal is to help educators amplify student voices, deepen community...