We’re a little older, a little wiser and while none of us wanted to experience Passover in isolation for a second time, it’s a reality we’re facing. The good news is this: in the past year, Jewish organizations and individuals have expanded our definition of what is possible online and given us so many new tools and resources for connecting with our traditions and with each other. We’ve compiled some of our favorite resources here, we hope it serves as a useful guide and jumping-off point as you reimagine your own celebrations this year.
The Plagues Project. 30 new videos on the ten plagues of Exodus.
A list of social justice supplements for your Haggadah compiled by Helen Bennet of Tzedek Lab
Virtual Seder with individual pre-recorded videos created by Gabe Miner
Passover Unbound: Inspiration, podcasts and activities from Judaism Unbound.
Progressive Passover at-home escape room with 18% of dollars going to Jews of Color Initiative and Earth Guardians.
Digital Haggadahs and 2020/21 specific inserts
Make matzah at home!
2021 Online Passover Events
FInd an online Seder with our partner HereFor from OneTable.
Freedom Feast from Lab/Shul is a multifaith justice seder that will take place on March 28th.
The Annual Baltimore Queer Seder will take place online on March 21st. Registration is free and the seder will have ASL interpretation.