New report provides unprecedented look spanning three years of the experiences and views of Jewish and non-Jewish students on college campuses both before and after October 7th, 2023.
Launched in early 2022, the Cohort-Based Experiences (CBE) Initiative was developed based on that belief that cohort participation can lead to learning, connection, and enrichment that can ultimately contribute to employee retention within the Jewish communal sector.
RootOne was launched in 2020 with the goal of maximizing the number of Jewish teens who participate in an Israel experience and maximizing the impact of those experiences.
This research, the first of its kind in a generation, explores the impact of rabbis on Jewish young adults (ages 18 44) in the United States.
The Foundation commissioned Third Plateau to deepen its understanding of fieldwide capacity building best practices to further iterate on the Build Grants structure and strategies.
The 2022 Standards Self-Assessment Membership Report shares the new findings of how the SRE Network member organizations have grown this past year, their common strengths, and the areas for improvement in the year ahead.
The Leading Edge Employee Experience Survey is intended to help individual organizations understand and improve how their employees experience work.
The goal of the study is to examine who Jewish students are, what drives them and motivates them, where they find connection and meaning, and how being Jewish does or does not play in their college lives.
The evaluation work has helped identify the features of high-quality professional development, both in conceptual terms and through rich accounts of how such features are formed and experienced.
Following an open RFP in 2017 to create more professional development opportunities for educators, the Foundation invested in ten new programs. Since that initial investment, the Foundation has commissioned extensive research and evaluation conducted by Rosov Consulting to learn about these specific educator training programs and to more deeply understand other programs across the Foundation's professional development initiatives portfolio.
Eight years after the first local initiative was launched as part of the Jewish Teen Education and Engagement Funder Collaborative, the Cross-Community Evaluation team explores in this final report what has been accomplished to date.
Over its seven years, the Jewish Teen Initiative has produced both positive outcomes for the region’s teens and an abundance of information and lessons learned that will help inform future investments in the local teen ecosystem.
As part of our efforts to strengthen relationships with grantee-partners, the Jim Joseph Foundation is pleased to offer this video series, "Nonprofit Budgeting Best Practices: How Stories Are Told and Partnerships Are Strengthened Through Numbers in Spreadsheets." Each video covers a different topic about budgeting that places both funder and grantee-partner on a learning journey.