The Jewish Education Project has announced the next cohort of New York-based educators to be honored with the organization’s Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award. This year’s five award recipients have created fresh and engaging Jewish learning experiences that inspire and emp … [Read more...] about The Jewish Education Project Announces Young Pioneers Award 2020 Recipients
Jewish Philanthropy. Chronicled.
The Urgency of Now:
Building Community by Connecting Values to Action
By
Lisa Colton, Rabbi Josh Weisman, and Ingrid Elliott
Which
is greater, study or action? Rabbi Tarfon answered, saying:
Action
is greater. Rabbi Akiva answered, saying:
Study is greater. Everyone answered, saying: Study is greater
because it leads to … [Read more...] about The Urgency of Now:
Building Community by Connecting Values to Action
Salary Transparency is a Jewish Value
By Larisa Klebe I’ve worked in the Jewish nonprofit world long enough to know that we have a serious equity problem. About 70% of Jewish nonprofit employees are women, but the majority of the highest-paying jobs are still held by men. The wage gap is just as much an issue for u … [Read more...] about Salary Transparency is a Jewish Value
Listening Unbound
By Greg Marcus and Estee Solomon Gray When it comes to living a meaningful Jewish life, what is the biggest problem, challenge or situation you are facing? That’s the Single Most Important Question (SMIQ) we at Judaism Unbound asked our community of listeners last y … [Read more...] about Listening Unbound
New Research Report: Advancing Jewish Retreating
The Maurice & Marilyn Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies at Brandeis University has released a new research report, Advancing Jewish Retreating. By Amy L. Sales and Nicole Samuel Retreats are immersive experiences that remove people from their everyday lives. They … [Read more...] about New Research Report: Advancing Jewish Retreating
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