By Alina Bitel and Roman Shmulenson According to Professor Jonathan Sarna, to read Gal Beckerman’s “When they come for us we’ll be gone” is “to relive the heroism and the heartache, the desperation and the jubilation that marked the long struggle to free Soviet Jews,” It is not … [Read more...] about Stepping Up: the COJECO RSJ Symposium 2019
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The Collaboratory Playlist: Reimagine Gathering
By The Collaboratory Team When you can’t attend a convening, too often its content is off-limits. Even if you do go, you might be left with only a few handouts or notes jotted down quickly on your phone. In the spirit of ‘Reimagine Gathering’ - this year’s theme of The Collabo … [Read more...] about The Collaboratory Playlist: Reimagine Gathering
From Organization-Centric to Network-Focused Design: A Response to Drs. Kingston and Windmueller
By Lisa Colton and Miriam Brosseau Recently Marylin E. Kingston, Ph.D. and Steven Windmueller, Ph.D. published an article here titled The Same Jewish Crowd! Who’s Showing Up and Why, exploring the behavior of multiple concentric circles of people, and their relationship to J … [Read more...] about From Organization-Centric to Network-Focused Design: A Response to Drs. Kingston and Windmueller
Why the Decrease in Charitable Giving need NOT be a [Major] Concern – But…
The Giving USA report confirms what everyone thought it would - giving is down, about 1.7%. That is indeed real money and affirms what the nonprofit advocates and philanthropy sector warned would happen with the tax changes that went into effect last year. There are … [Read more...] about Why the Decrease in Charitable Giving need NOT be a [Major] Concern – But…
Camp Memories: Engaging Jewish Alumni Through Grassroots Marketing
By Evan Mazin and Yudit Timbo The benefits of a strong alumni network are indisputable. Engaged alumni are more likely to donate to their alma mater, act as ambassadors on behalf of your organization, sit on your board, and mentor your staff and community. Their potential is … [Read more...] about Camp Memories: Engaging Jewish Alumni Through Grassroots Marketing
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