As the Jewish Emergent Network processes the learnings from our rabbinic fellowship and recent holiday and social justice programs—and looks towards future projects—our leadership has taken a moment to breathe, apply gained wisdom to our view of the field, and assess our goals and value proposition.
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The Jewish New Teacher Project, a division of New Teacher Center, is dedicated to improving student learning in Jewish day schools by accelerating the effectiveness of new teachers and promoting the growth of school leadership.
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As we cautiously begin to sense a light at the end of the pandemic, I again reflect on our field, the people in it, and how we work together.
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In the face of the global pandemic, Maharat leaned even deeper into its core values through the work of its alumnae, new programming and digital presence.
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JCRIF Announces Second Year of Grantmaking, Including New Reset Grants
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In recent years, Jewish communal leaders and philanthropists have come to recognize that the American Jewish community—widely presumed to be white-skinned and Ashkenazi (from Central and Eastern Europe)—is far more diverse than they imagined.
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The Council of American Jewish Museums (CAJM) and George Mason University’s Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (RRCHNM) are launching two new collecting initiatives with support from a group of Jewish funders, the Chronicling Funder…
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As the Jewish Emergent Network processes the learnings from our rabbinic fellowship and recent holiday and social justice programs—and looks towards future projects—our leadership has taken a moment to breathe, apply gained wisdom to our view of the…
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Jewish professionals will receive professional development and education in leadership and Judaic studies over the course of three years
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As the Hadar Institute rapidly responded to offer new digital Jewish learning and engagement in 2020, behind the scenes it was conducting a major strategic planning process.
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Today, JIMENA works to achieve universal recognition for the heritage and history of the 850,000 indigenous Jewish refugees from the Middle East and North Africa and their descendants.
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Dubbed "Winterfest," from the start of the spring semester until the end of next January, Hillel will be organizing 170 small-setting experiences that will be held at universities in nine countries across the world.
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The relationship between local and national has been experienced as more confluence than clash among institutions like JCCs and Hillels.