We Need a Fuller Picture of Jewish Young Adults
We know that any serious strategy for the future of Jewish life will require us to deeply understand both the young adults who are most engaged and the majority who are not.
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We know that any serious strategy for the future of Jewish life will require us to deeply understand both the young adults who are most engaged and the majority who are not.
Guest Blog
Now, the Jim Joseph Foundation’s Project Prism research on Jewish young adults provides the data to support what our kishkes have been telling us all along: for Jewish young adults, culture is a leading source of purpose, second only to family.
From the Foundation Team
Our aim is to generate new initiatives and, importantly, to strengthen an ongoing discipline to generate knowledge and ideas — in short, to drive our Emergent Strategy.
Featured Partner
In communities around North America and online, Jewish young adults are gathering to learn Torah—and much more—at IYUN Circles led by specially-trained educators and community builders. The settings are informal and the topics vary. But the throughlines…
Featured Partner
Early on, Prizmah navigated similar challenges to any new organization. It had to establish its culture, find the right founding board, re-design and create new programs, and much more. Today, one of the most important distinctions of Prizmah is its role…
From the Foundation Team
In this complex climate, our grantee-partners (and all nonprofits) deserve a technology infrastructure that matches the ambition of their missions: engaging young people, strengthening communities, training educators, providing meaningful learning, and…
From the Foundation Team
We know that any serious strategy for the future of Jewish life will require us to deeply understand both the young adults who are most engaged and the majority who are not.
Featured Partner
HMI launched trips to Argentina to provide opportunities until Israel trips can return in full capacity, creating yet another immersive experience for couples to connect with each other
Featured Partner
As communities and places of learning seek leaders who are both deeply literate in Jewish tradition and can guide people through modern day complexities, SVARA believes that these skillsets depend on one another.
From the Foundation Team
We need to stop treating the Israel-Diaspora relationship as an abstract communal issue. It is personal, familial, and urgent. We know how to fund, how to build, and how to convene.
Guest Blog
I want to tell you a story that is actively unfolding: it is the story of Keshet’s staff, and how what we’ve learned while weathering the present storm can benefit your team.
From the Foundation Team
The most powerful professional development experiences create space for reflection, relationships, confidence-building, and sustained learning that changes how we how we work and how we understand ourselves as leaders.