Hazon is building a movement that strengthens Jewish life and contributes to a more environmentally sustainable world for all.
Hazon recently completed a strategic plan in order to refocus our work in the coming years.
Read our updated mission statement and theory of change or view our new brochure to learn about our new direction.
For You
Go on a Retreat at Isabella Freedman
Join us at our home in the Berkshires for Jewish holidays, spiritual retreats, foodie events, meditation, yoga, or simply relax and rejuvenate.
Cycle with Hazon
Join the Israel Ride for a week-long cycling adventure across Israel in the Fall, or join us for pick-up rides throughout the year.
Access our Resources for Rabbis
Explore our educational resources, consult with Hazon staff about greening your institution or creating Hazon-themed sustainable programming.
Join the Adamah Farming Fellowship
Immerse yourself in a 3-month program that integrates agriculture, Jewish learning, community building, social justice and spiritual practice (ages 20-35).
For Your Communities
Earn the Hazon Seal of Sustainability
Receive support to green your institution through our Hazon Seal – audit your food, energy, and ecosystems and create a sustainability plan.
Send Students to Teva
Experiential learning at Isabella Freedman that fosters Jewish, ecological, and food sustainability awareness for Jewish day school students.
Gather at Isabella Freedman
Let us host your organizational retreat, family reunion, lifecycle celebration, or community gathering in a beautiful setting with delicious farm-to-table food.
Delve into Hazon’s Educational Materials
Hazon’s curricula and guides are geared to a variety of ages and backgrounds. Explore Jewish food texts, shmita, family-friendly cooking classes, and more.
Amazing Things You Can Do
חזון זו המעבדה היהודית לקיימות
אנו מחוייבים בכל עשייתנו ליצירת קהילה מכילה ומכבדת לכולם
Hazon is the Jewish lab for sustainability. We are committed to inclusive community in all that we do.
Free Discussion Guide
Hazon created a discussion guide for Jonathan Safran Foer’s new book “We are the Weather” to explore how Judaism compels us to respond to the current climate crisis.
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