The Jewish Teen Funders Network (JTFN) has released, “JUST TEENS: Transforming Tzedakah into Grantmaking,” which includes data from its biennial survey of Jewish teen foundations, conducted by Rosov Consulting and the Jewish Teen Funders Network. JTFN’s mission is to stren … [Read more...] about Data Indicates that Jewish Teen Philanthropists Prioritize Supporting the Jewish Community
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Oxford Announces new Institute for Charity
A new Institute of Charity (OIC) is to be hosted at New College, Oxford University, a collaboration between the College and Charity Futures, the Third Sector think tank. Work at OIC will begin in June with the development of a strategic fundraising plan. OIC will undertake a … [Read more...] about Oxford Announces new Institute for Charity
Population of Jews of Color is Increasing in U.S., Despite Undercounting in Population Studies
Jews of Color in the U.S. are a growing population but have been systematically undercounted in decades of American Jewish population studies, claims a new report by the Jews of Color Field Building Initiative, The Concentration in Education and Jewish Studies at the Stanford … [Read more...] about Population of Jews of Color is Increasing in U.S., Despite Undercounting in Population Studies
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Innovating JCCs
The Maurice & Marilyn Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies (Brandeis) has just released, Innovating JCCs.
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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 … [Read more...] about Just Released:
Innovating JCCs
Who’s Your Bubbe Now?
Some Surprising Findings from the 1st National Study of Jewish Grandparents
By Lee M. Hendler and David Raphael
When the Jewish Grandparents Network (JGN) embarked on the first national study of Jewish grandparents in November, in partnership with 17 national organizations and Jewish Federations, we didn’t know exactly what to expect.
The fact that … [Read more...] about Who’s Your Bubbe Now?
Some Surprising Findings from the 1st National Study of Jewish Grandparents
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