Special to the IJN

Opinion: Representation matters when teaching about the Jewish community 

As thousands of educators gather in Denver this week, July 3-7, for the National Education Association’s annual Representative Assembly, delegates will make decisions that influence what educational resources will be used by educators across the country. Historically, some delegates have pushed for the NEA to use anti-Semitic, anti-Zionist or biased  materials about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Those decisions raise an important question that extends well beyond one convention.

At the World Cup — Jewish players, coaches, broadcasters

By Kenny Griffel, International Jewish Sports Hall of Fame World Cup In celebration of the 2026 World Cup, here are Jewish sportspeople involved in this...

Obituary: Beverly Sunshine

Beverly Sunshine, Denver native, longtime downtown Denver resident and early member of Temple Sinai passed away, April 20, 2026. Beverly was the youngest of two...

After 11 years, Hadar Goldin finally comes home

Eleven years. Eleven long, painful years. 4,118 days. A child is finally returned to his parents. A hero — Hadar Goldin — returned to his nation.

Obituary: Joseph Pells

The obituary notice for Joe Pells, a lifelong Denver resident and beloved volunteer, published in the Intermountain JEewish News.