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.
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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.
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The generosity of the people who raised their hands to help, from the supporters who jumped in to address a critical and unexpected financial challenge to individuals across the country, comes from a deep recognition of the power of Jewish camp.
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While the research project was known as “Reinventing Hebrew School,” the clearest takeaway was simple: families today want individualized and varied opportunities to engage in Jewish life.
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The story of the Jewish Emergent Network echoes the story of Jewish tradition and innovation, in which new forms of community emerge in response to the needs and desires of the people we serve, informed by the past but fundamentally oriented to the present…
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Physical spaces should serve your goals and your people, not become an end in and of themselves.
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We believe our survey instrument and similar tools can be adapted for use by Jewish engagement leaders to gain insight into connectedness, belonging and well-being in support of their program goals and constituent needs.
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We’re scaling our work to offer more opportunities for mid-career Jewish communal professionals to learn, grow, and support one another in trusted cohorts of colleagues.
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An Update on the National BeWell Survey in Partnership with Stanford University
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We are able to help camps meet this critical moment in our history by advocating, organizing, and fundraising on behalf of the entire field
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We started asking ourselves and our stakeholders: How can we better support Jewish teens by making sure they can bring whatever is weighing on their hearts to Jewish spaces without fear?
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It is a gratifying thing to pursue a program of meaningful Jewish learning that checks all the boxes. This was the experience of a pilot program that emerged organically from Pedagogy of Partnership’s (PoP) longtime partnerships with two Jewish day schools.
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I’ve witnessed first-hand the ripple effects of weaving individuals, each working on similar and related topics–and building a culture of trust and cooperation.