By
Shana Medel
Can a nonprofit organization accept donations from a troublesome figure? That’s the million-dollar question.
As a Jewish professional, you’re likely to grapple with this dilemma at your organization - if you haven’t already.
On Sunday, 21 teams repre … [Read more...] about Should you Accept Money from a Tainted Donor?
Consider the Findings of these Jewish Students.
Should you Accept Money from a Tainted Donor?
Creating Welcoming, Inclusive, and Supportive Jewish Communities
By Jeremy J. Fingerman Each February, we observe Jewish Disabilities Awareness and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). It’s a time for the greater Jewish community to celebrate our progress, recognize our continued need for growth, and commit to being more welcoming and i … [Read more...] about Creating Welcoming, Inclusive, and Supportive Jewish Communities
Bright Spots in Inclusion
By Jeff Kress and Abigail Uhrman There has been much discussion in the Jewish professional world on the challenges of including a wider range of learners in our Jewish educational spaces, but there has been little research on the “bright spots”: where are schools and camps exp … [Read more...] about Bright Spots in Inclusion
Innovating JCCs;
A New Report
By Amy L. Sales, Nicole Samuel, Rachel Minkin, and Fern Chertok
The mid-20th century Jewish community center was built on the
model of a brick-and-mortar, full-service, membership-based community
center. This model is increasingly out of step with today’s
reality. The purpose o … [Read more...] about Innovating JCCs;
A New Report
Jewish Camp for Young Adults Expands into Southeast with Registration Now Open for 2020
Trybal Gatherings, which runs four-day, three-night all-inclusive getaways at Jewish summer camps across the county for young Jewish adults in their 20s and 30s, today announced expanding their program into the Southeast. The Gatherings are also open to non-Jewish partners and … [Read more...] about Jewish Camp for Young Adults Expands into Southeast with Registration Now Open for 2020
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