Recognizing the value of different kinds of experiences will help our field bring new voices from a variety of career paths into the mix, ultimately expanding the field’s pipeline and strengthening our collective impact.
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The Berman Archive is the new starting point for anyone engaging with American Jewish communal life—be it academic, professional, or religious—and is a repository for the reflections and expressions of American Jewish professionals today.
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Beyond RootOne Vouchers that make these trips affordable for more families, RootOne teens embark on an educational journey from the moment they register with one of the 40 trip provider partners.
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To help learners navigate challenges and be inspired to take action, M²: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education is launching the Center for Values in Action.
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Since 2019, Ammud: The Jews of Color Torah Academy has worked to build a more vibrant and equitable future for all Jews by providing Jews of Color with access to Jewish education that empowers them to be members and leaders of the broader Jewish community.
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When people study Torah together in groups, they build powerful, lasting social bonds. That’s the premise of IYUN, a new(ish) project that helps educators, lay leaders, and organizations build and lead multi-week Torah learning circles.
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Amid the growing challenges of disconnection and isolation, At The Well's collaborative model delivers Jewish wisdom directly into the hands of women who want to claim it.
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Since 2019, the Resiliency Roundtable has brought together professionals from organizations including Moishe House, BBYO, and Hillel with clinicians in Jewish settings to understand the issues young people confront and to support each other in these efforts.
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A new vision, and a new business and strategic plan, helps YCT to remain at the cutting edge of its field.
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For more than 20 years, the Institute for Jewish Spirituality (IJS) has developed and taught Jewish spiritual practices to help individuals and communities experience greater awareness, purpose, and interconnection.
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I have actually spent the years since smicha without a spiritual Jewish community that felt like my home, separate from anywhere I was serving as a leader. JSP spoke my spiritual language.”
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Today, the landscape has shifted considerably. Israel education has moved from the margins to the center, with local and national organizations prioritizing it.
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To help meet the changing needs of Jewish preteens and parents, Moving Traditions invites the Jewish community to embrace a new approach for family education through its new white paper, Family Education @ B-Mitzvah.