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The Art of Shotokan Karate and Israel Education

January 14, 2021 By eJP Leave a Comment

By Michael Soberman In an effort to convince my son, who did not demonstrate a desire to participate in classic sports, to pursue a hobby that was physical and active, we found ourselves at the local dojo (karate studio) inquiring about classes for him. We were met by two … [Read more...] about The Art of Shotokan Karate and Israel Education

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: Israel Education

Reflections on a Sacred Summer

January 13, 2021 By eJP Leave a Comment

By Michael Schlank Over the past 10 months the concept of radical uncertainty (a term coined by John Kay and Mervyn King) has consistently felt like the most appropriate way to describe our world. The entirety of humanity has been living through an upheaval and disruption … [Read more...] about Reflections on a Sacred Summer

Filed Under: The American Jewish Scene Tagged With: COVID 19 and the Jewish community, summer camp

Why One Zoom Class Has Generated a Following

January 13, 2021 By eJP Leave a Comment

By Rabbi Yael Buechler While the rest of the world may be Zoom fatigued, over seventy families have continued to sign on for a free Zoom toddler music class twice-a-week. Why do these grownups and their babies, toddlers, and preschoolers keep coming back, as they have been … [Read more...] about Why One Zoom Class Has Generated a Following

Filed Under: Readers Forum Tagged With: early childhood ed, online learning experience

My Lesson in Pandemic Resilience Came from a Ukrainian-Jewish Queen of Chess

January 13, 2021 By eJP Leave a Comment

By Alex Weisler Before Beth Harmon, the driven protagonist of Netflix’s “The Queen’s Gambit,” there was Liudmila Lublinskaya, the Kyiv schoolgirl crowned Ukraine’s chess champion at 16.  Our worlds couldn’t be more different. I’m 45 years younger than Liudmila. My Ohio … [Read more...] about My Lesson in Pandemic Resilience Came from a Ukrainian-Jewish Queen of Chess

Filed Under: Life in the FSU Countries, Readers Forum Tagged With: COVID 19 and the Jewish community, JDC / Joint Distribution Committee

The Ultimate Mensch Moment

January 13, 2021 By eJP Leave a Comment

By Emily Kane Miller When the first COVID-19 vaccines shipped out last month, we officially ushered in the largest and most complex public health effort in human history. By all accounts, American philanthropists played a critical role in the creation of the … [Read more...] about The Ultimate Mensch Moment

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