By Drs. Sharon Avni & Avital Karpman In our previous article Hebrew Learning in American Public Schools: An Under-the-Radar Educational Experience and Resource, we discussed our assessment of the state of the field of Hebrew language instruction in public schools, shared … [Read more...] about Hebrew Learning in American Public Schools: Growing the Teacher Pipeline to Build the Field
Reflecting on the 2019 Israeli Philanthropy Conference
By Maya Natan On September 9th, over 200 funders, foundation professionals, and philanthropic representatives gathered in Tel Aviv to be part of the growing community of Israeli philanthropists at the 2nd Israeli Philanthropy Conference. The conference was presented by JFN … [Read more...] about Reflecting on the 2019 Israeli Philanthropy Conference
Comings and Goings:
Encounter Has Hired its 1st COO
Encounter, an educational organization
cultivating more informed and constructive Jewish leadership on the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict, has named Dan Lange as its first Chief
Operating Officer. Dan Lange joins the Encounter team at a moment of
rapid growth, and is charged with … [Read more...] about Comings and Goings:
Encounter Has Hired its 1st COO
Camp Educators Cohort 2: Applications Open!
Are you a camp director or camp educator of an overnight camp? Apply for M²: Camp Educators Cohort 2 (CEC) today. Enhance the impact of Jewish experience at your camp by learning innovative methods and cutting-edge educational approaches. Designed as a partnership between the … [Read more...] about Camp Educators Cohort 2: Applications Open!
UJA-NY Releases Annual Guide to High Holiday Services
UJA-Federation of New York has issued its annual High Holiday service guide, which includes 120 synagogues and community centers in the five boroughs, Nassau and Suffolk Counties, and Westchester with services open to the community. To access the guide, … [Read more...] about UJA-NY Releases Annual Guide to High Holiday Services
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