Standing Up: A Story of Resilience and Advocacy

Opening Up with Sydney Altfield

Rabbi Binyamin Krauss recently hosted Sydney Altfield, CEO of Teach Coalition, on the Opening Up podcast to explore advocacy for Jewish education, the role of civic engagement, and how partnerships with policymakers are helping strengthen Jewish day schools and support families navigating the cost of education.

Opening Up with Rabbi Avi Weiss

Rabbi Binyamin Krauss sat down with Rabbi Avi Weiss to explore spiritual activism, the legacy of Natan and Avital Sharansky, and how students can “show up” for Am Yisrael with courage and care. Their conversation offers clear guidance, hopeful honesty, and a path for the SAR community right now.

Opening Up with Joe Teplow

Join Rabbi Binyamin Krauss for an inspiring conversation with SAR alum Joe Teplow as they explore the intersection of chesed and entrepreneurship and his journey from launching tzedakah initiatives at SAR to becoming a visionary entrepreneur. As co-founder of Rebel and Good Today—a global giving movement rooted in Torah values and honored by Forbes 30 Under 30—Joe reflects on how his values shaped his path, including most recently bringing the Nova Exhibition to the U.S.

Standing Up: A Story of Resilience and Advocacy

In this episode, we sit down with SAR alumna and NYU student Bella Ingber to discuss her recent journey in confronting antisemitism on campus, both vocally and legally, and her impactful testimony before congress. Tune in for an inspiring conversation about resilience, advocacy, and combating hate on both local and global stages.

From SAR to Startup Icon: Hillel Fuld on Tech and Israel Advocacy

Join us as Hillel Fuld shares his inspiring journey from SAR student to top Israeli tech marketer and startup advisor. Discover how his very personal experiences with terror and October 7th, reshaped his mission to provide real-time information and hope during conflict. Tune in to hear how Hillel approaches advocacy, combats online hate, and stands firm against antisemitism.