I got up this morning. Day two in New Zealand. Day two of taking a five-minute walk from my Airbnb to visit the sheep as...

I had always wanted to go to New Zealand, though the origins of my interest remain cloudy to me. I am grateful that my...

My family had a unique way of celebrating Hannukah. My mother had made what she called a Hannukah Bag, several feet of blue...

It might have been a poster in a middle school classroom. Beautiful colors, hills and sky, mountains, gorges, lakes and...

This is an excerpt from the essay “School Stories” from Liz’s forthcoming book Shape and Momentum: An...

Sometimes I fear our interest in being inclusive leads to a generalization. So descendants become “who comes after...

It’s an ongoing inquiry and practice. How to get folks to notice what is happening while it’s happening and...

My Rabbi Danny Zemel often says “if it is not broken, break it.”  There are two things people have said about me that I...

  In 2007, Liz and members of the Dance Exchange were invited to Japan to facilitate workshops with the Kyoto Art...

  Once I accepted the commission from the Harvard Law School in 2005 to make a dance in honor of the 60th anniversary...

There are many beautiful traditions within Judaism that have been passed down to me. The Judaism I have inherited comes...

  This was a 2020 interview that Liz did with the Covenant Foundation after completing a grant cycle. What is on your...

Let’s consider the Big Bang as a fable. In an instant, not even an instant, we are all born. All of it. Yet it is nothing....