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Innovation: The New Jewish Landscape

LA’s Jumpstart Receives $250k Grant

October 7, 2009 By eJP

The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles (The Foundation) today announced a three-year, $250,000 award through its Cutting Edge Grants Initiative to Jewish Jumpstart, an incubator, catalyst and think tank dedicated to supporting Jewish innovation. The grant will fund … [Read more...] about LA’s Jumpstart Receives $250k Grant

Filed Under: Innovation: The New Jewish Landscape, Media Release / Official Publication Tagged With: Innovation, Jumpstart

Innovation and Tradition – A Perfect Match?

August 4, 2009 By Carmi Wisemon

What is Jewish innovation? Do we really need it? Isn’t Judaism really about Tradition, like the song from Fiddler on the Roof?” Innovation is actually a basic tenet of Jewish thought, especially in the area of Jewish education. Jews around the world read thrice daily the com … [Read more...] about Innovation and Tradition – A Perfect Match?

Filed Under: Innovation Roundtable, Innovation: The New Jewish Landscape Tagged With: Innovation

Innovation: One Size Does Not Fit All

July 23, 2009 By eJP

by John Ruskay Seth Cohen, Yoni Gordis, and others are raising important questions about innovation. I’m interested in exploring where innovation and sustainability meet on the Jewish communal landscape. Most would agree: innovations can only have lasting impact if they are … [Read more...] about Innovation: One Size Does Not Fit All

Filed Under: Innovation Roundtable, Innovation: The New Jewish Landscape Tagged With: Innovation

The Next Great Jewish Idea

July 16, 2009 By eJP

an opinion piece from the Jewish Daily Forward: Jewish Organizations Should Spare the Change Innovation, we are often told, is the great savior. It will remake Detroit, cleanse the atmosphere and educate every child. Years of steady drops in the membership rolls and … [Read more...] about The Next Great Jewish Idea

Filed Under: Innovation Roundtable, Innovation: The New Jewish Landscape

Five Answers to Seth Cohen’s “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow”

July 15, 2009 By eJP

by Rabbi Yonatan Gordis: In his eloquent reflection on five key questions about innovation in the Jewish communal world, Seth Cohen offers us guidance for both discussion and action in the field. The following thoughts may move both areas forward. 1. What? First, we need to … [Read more...] about Five Answers to Seth Cohen’s “Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow”

Filed Under: Innovation Roundtable, Innovation: The New Jewish Landscape Tagged With: Innovation, ROI Community / Schusterman

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