By Shira Ruderman A few weeks ago, our partners at the Feuerstein Institute told us that Mor and Yuval had gotten engaged. I’d never met either one of them, but I was thoroughly overjoyed and moved, not just because love is a beautiful thing, but because Mor and Yuval both are … [Read more...] about The Slow, but Steady Work of Inclusion
Archives for February 2016
Thousands of CTeens Celebrate Jewish Unity in Times Square
By Chabad.org Staff More than 2,000 Jewish teenagers from CTeen (Chabad Teen Network) chapters around the world filled Times Square in New York City after the conclusion of Shabbat for a Havdalah ceremony and concert. The event was part of a three-day program that included … [Read more...] about Thousands of CTeens Celebrate Jewish Unity in Times Square
Contradictions Mark Views on Jewish Future in Europe, Survey Says
The vibrancy and continuing investment in European Jewish life requires a deep examination of the attitudes of these leaders who are forging ahead despite the odds. By Marcelo Dimentstein With fresh debate on the future of Europe’s Jews once again in the news, an o … [Read more...] about Contradictions Mark Views on Jewish Future in Europe, Survey Says
Four Perspectives on Disability and Inclusion in Jewish Teen Life
By Limor Hartman and Debbie Shemony The Newbie’s Perspective I found myself in a packed room at my first BBYO International Convention watching a popular filmmaker and YouTube creative lead a workshop on, “Ideas are easy, execution is everything.” There wasn’t an empty seat … [Read more...] about Four Perspectives on Disability and Inclusion in Jewish Teen Life
Excelling at Alumni Engagement: Lessons from Reshet Ramah
Jewish camps are uniquely poised to excel at alumni engagement. The emotional bonds with a beloved camp are strong and deep, and the desire to reconnect later in life is real. By Rabbi Abigail Treu [This piece is a response to the series highlighting the community case … [Read more...] about Excelling at Alumni Engagement: Lessons from Reshet Ramah
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