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Archives for November 2015

Lack of Democracy Weakens U.S. Jewry

November 6, 2015 By eJP

The democratic values which American Jews ardently champion as Americans are seldom practiced in the Jewish organizational world. By Rafael Medoff JNS.org Fifty years ago this week, two prominent figures in the American Jewish community startled their colleagues by calling … [Read more...] about Lack of Democracy Weakens U.S. Jewry

Filed Under: The American Jewish Scene, The Blog

The Power of Jewish Women Social Entrepreneurs

November 6, 2015 By eJP

By Judith Rosenbaum and Joy Sisisky On the first day of Rosh Hashanah in 1890, Ray Frank, became the first woman to preach formally from a pulpit in the United States. A journalist from San Francisco, she had arrived in Spokane Falls, Washington, just before the holiday and … [Read more...] about The Power of Jewish Women Social Entrepreneurs

Filed Under: Readers Forum

Ruderman Inclusion Summit touts Employment as Next Frontier on Disabilities

November 6, 2015 By eJP

By Jacob Kamaras JNS.org By Jacob Kamaras/JNS.org Milestones were in the air at the Ruderman Inclusion Summit, which drew 500 people from Nov. 1-2 in Boston. Not only was it the first conference of its kind, but it came amid this year’s 25th anniversary of the landmark A … [Read more...] about Ruderman Inclusion Summit touts Employment as Next Frontier on Disabilities

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: Inclusion / Diversity, Ruderman Family Foundation

Seeking Parents Who Want to Matter; Have School, Willing to Collaborate

November 6, 2015 By eJP

By Jessica Locketz A True Story: Parents come to be with their children at a grade level Family Day as part of a synagogue’s religious school program. Some parents stand in the corner while their child sits at a table with other students and parents. Some parents use their c … [Read more...] about Seeking Parents Who Want to Matter; Have School, Willing to Collaborate

Filed Under: Jewish Education Today Tagged With: supplementary education

Thousands of Chabad Emissaries Arrive at Annual Conference in New York

November 6, 2015 By eJP

By Faygie Levy Holt Imagine having to coordinate a sit-down dinner for thousands of people all eating at the same time. Not only do you have to find a venue large enough to fit everyone, you have to find a caterer who can handle cooking for that large a crowd. These are some … [Read more...] about Thousands of Chabad Emissaries Arrive at Annual Conference in New York

Filed Under: In the Media Tagged With: Chabad

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