Making Space for Jewish Thought Leadership
What might it look like to be more intentional about cultivating Jewish thought leadership to strengthen our capacity for learning, meaning-making, connection and dialogue?
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What might it look like to be more intentional about cultivating Jewish thought leadership to strengthen our capacity for learning, meaning-making, connection and dialogue?
Guest Blog
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.
Partners in the News
ElevatEd is a groundbreaking pilot initiative, now active in 12 communities nationwide, transforming recruitment by combining 21st-century technology, proven corporate hiring strategies and the power of community relationships within the Jewish world.
20th Anniversary Feature
The Enduring Impact of Jewish Summer Camp: Reflections from FJC's Jamie Simon and Camp Leaders Around the Country
Blog
As we sunset the partnership (the fellowship will continue as a Wexner Foundation initiative) it’s worth elevating key learnings from our experience, namely the value of a diverse cohort, the impact of coaching, how a program like this helps retain…
20th Anniversary Feature
As the Foundation marks our 20th anniversary in 2025, we are pleased to elevate some of the individuals, organizations, and research that have left an indelible mark on the field over the last two decades.
From the Foundation Team
Part of my onboarding is to increase my understanding of the multifaceted American Jewish community while using my experience from Mexico (and other countries where I’ve had the privilege to live and study) to enhance my work.
Blog
We are now planning for new issues of the CASJE Research Digest and, importantly, defining the topics they will cover.
20th Anniversary Feature
As the Foundation marks its 20th anniversary, David Cygielman, CEO of Mem Global, and Cindy Greenberg, CEO of Repair the World, share their insights on the evolution of Jewish young adult engagement.
From the Foundation Team
I urge us to pour more and more resources into camps, day schools, trips to Israel, youth groups and the many other experiences that all have significant data proving strong outcomes.
Guest Blog
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.
20th Anniversary Feature
As the Foundation marks our 20th anniversary in 2025, Sara Allen, of Jewish Federations of North America, and Adam Smith, currently at JFS of Metrowest, look back on the landmark report, Effective Strategies for Educating and Engaging Jewish Teens: What…
20th Anniversary Feature
As the Foundation marks our 20th anniversary in 2025, Rabbi Zelig Golden of Wilderness Torah and Jakir Manela of Adamah look back on the landmark report, Seeds of Opportunity: A National Study of Immersive Jewish Outdoor, Food, and Environmental Education…