The Pursuit of Innovation Takes Many Forms
There’s no one way to innovate. In Jewish education and engagement, creating change and developing new approaches comes in many forms, often through much trial and error.
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There’s no one way to innovate. In Jewish education and engagement, creating change and developing new approaches comes in many forms, often through much trial and error.
Partners in the News
The Field Building Initiative also is awarding grants to individuals and entities that are part of the new generation.
Partners in the News
CASJE (The Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education) has announced three grants for research projects focused on the practice of Jewish education.
Featured Partner
The Wexner Foundation has more than 30 years of experience developing excellence in Jewish professionals and volunteer leaders in North America.
Featured Partner
The Yiddish Book Center's Great Jewish Books Teacher Summer Seminar offers teachers at Jewish middle and high schools the opportunity to enrich their curricula with materials that reflect the breadth and depth of modern Jewish literature.
Partners in the News
JumpSpark, the new community initiative to engage teens in Jewish life has a new ally – parents.
From the Professional Team
The Consortium for Applied Studies in Jewish Education – recently launched a new project supported by the William Davidson Foundation and the Jim Joseph Foundation for comprehensive research on the pipeline and “career arc”of educators working…
Partners in the News
At a “Jewish Education Summit” held Nov. 6-8 at its headquarters in The Hive at Leichtag Commons in Encinitas in northern San Diego County, Moishe House invited Jewish academics and educators to explore the extent to which its learning activities…
Featured Partner
Jewish day schools fundamentally strengthen the trajectory of Jewish knowledge, identity, community, and leadership. This is a core principle guiding Prizmah: Center for Jewish Day Schools as it begins to implement its new five-year strategic plan, B’Yachad:…
Guest Blog
“Diversity” might not be the first word that comes to mind when we think about living a Jewish life—but it should be.
Guest Blog
A rabbi, an activist, and a researcher walk into a bar. It’s not the beginning of a joke, but the makings of the late summer Jim Joseph Foundation convening, that brought together lead staff from across the Foundation’s leadership development grantees.
Partners in the News
Today's Jewish grandparents are actively building relationships with their grandchildren. Yet, programming for this generation is lacking. Enter: Jewish Grandparents Network.
From the Jim Joseph Foundation
Below are a few resources from our various partners and colleagues that you may find helpful both professionally and personally.