By No'a Gorlin In 2016, we were gearing up to host our 10th ROI Summit - our annual gathering that welcomes new members into ROI Community. We knew a lot about our network, which was, by this point, more than 1,000 members strong. Through regular correspondence with our Community Manager, and via “update your info campaigns,” many ROI members kept us in the loop about their latest places of … [Read More...] about Data May Tell
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New Photography Exhibition Takes Intimate Look at Holy Land’s Hidden and Diverse Communities
A new photographic exploration of Israel’s hidden and diverse communities will be on display in a new exhibition, Home: Lens on Israel, at Temple Emanu-El’s Bernard Museum, April 25 through November 21, 2018. Marking the 70th anniversary of Israel’s founding, the exhibition features the work of seven photographers who journeyed through Israel in November of 2016 with the American Jewish Joint … [Read More...] about New Photography Exhibition Takes Intimate Look at Holy Land’s Hidden and Diverse Communities
Learning Together and from Jewish Wisdom to Elevate American Democracy
By Ayalon Eliach At Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, we see immense value in the ancient Jewish tradition of feedback. Without input from others, we miss critical perspectives. With those perspectives, however, we “sharpen each other” so that our ideas and work become as refined as possible (Babylonian Talmud, Ta’anit 7a). We are proud […]
Teacher Research for all Teachers
By Shira Loewenstein On an unusually cold Sunday in March, I joined my fellow DeLeT Alumni Network (DAN) colleagues, DeLeT MAT professors and other educators from Jewish and public schools at Brandeis University for the tenth annual Teacher Forum. This event, co-sponsored by the DeLeT Alumni Network and the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center […]
Poverty: It’s About Us
By Eric S. Goldstein and Andrés Spokoiny Poverty is about other people, not American Jews. That’s not something we hear out loud, but it does seem to be a subconscious assumption underlying too many American Jewish conversations – and actions – about poverty. As leaders of, respectively, the largest Jewish Federation and the global networking […]
Generation Now Fellowship:
Meet the First 20 Participants
First cohort of teen engagement professionals will build skills around new outcome–driven approach (NEW YORK) – The Jewish Education Project has announced the inaugural cohort of the Generation Now Fellowship, the first comprehensive fellowship to provide professional growth and leadership development for senior educators in the field of Jewish teen engagement. Following a highly selective […]
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