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NOLA GA 2010

Women and Money: a Few Thoughts on How We Give It, Ask for It, Earn It, Spend It

February 9, 2011 By eJP

by Susan Weidman Schneider In the touristy areas of the French Quarter, which was relatively unscathed by Katrina, New Orleans streets are full of buskers. By the dozens, these street performers enact all kinds of feats: lumber balancing, group singing, break dancing, rapping; … [Read more...] about Women and Money: a Few Thoughts on How We Give It, Ask for It, Earn It, Spend It

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: NOLA GA 2010, women's philanthropy

Adapting to the Future: The Changing but Critical Role of Federations

December 21, 2010 By eJP

by Michael J. Weil Richard Marker’s article in eJewish Philanthropy on funding intermediaries raises interesting questions regarding Federations. If we view Jewish Federations simply as a money making machine based solely on the annual campaign, then he is right that the w … [Read more...] about Adapting to the Future: The Changing but Critical Role of Federations

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: JDC / Joint Distribution Committee, Jewish Federations of NA/formerly UJC, NOLA GA 2010, ORT / World ORT, The Jewish Agency/JAFI

Will Social Media Save the Jews?

November 28, 2010 By David Abitbol

Uhm… no. Probably not. The Jerusalem Post coverage of the recent GA in New Orleans verily gushed at the conference’s convergence of youth inclusivity and technology when it reported “…over 700 students, of course, meant over 1,400 thumbs eager to communicate with fellow electr … [Read more...] about Will Social Media Save the Jews?

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: NOLA GA 2010, social media

The Young Jewish Donor in the Philanthropic Free Market: Lessons from the GA

November 23, 2010 By eJP

by Yonatan Ben-Dor The New Orleans GA hosted for the second year an e-philanthropy institute, and I was invited to be part of a panel which also featured the Vice President of Blue State Digital, the company that developed Obama's billion dollar online fundraising campaign. … [Read more...] about The Young Jewish Donor in the Philanthropic Free Market: Lessons from the GA

Filed Under: The Blog Tagged With: Jewish Federations of NA/formerly UJC, NOLA GA 2010, online fundraising

Can the Jewish Community Encourage In-Marriage and Welcome Interfaith Families?

November 23, 2010 By eJP

From remarks at the General Assembly of the Jewish Federations of North America, Nov. 9 by Edmund C. Case. Intermarriage is a huge reality for the Jewish community. Half of Jews are intermarrying, which means that two-thirds of new Jewish households are intermarried; half of … [Read more...] about Can the Jewish Community Encourage In-Marriage and Welcome Interfaith Families?

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