Minsk, May 4: During the past weekend, a record number of 600 Jewish participants took part in the biggest Jewish event ever to take place in Belarus. The pluralistic volunteer-driven conference, under the Limmud FSU umbrella, included more than 150 sessions on a wide range of … [Read more...] about Limmud FSU Belarus attracts 600 Participants
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Top 10 Ways to Attract and Retain Early Career Talent
By Josh Feldman These days, the word “millennial” is often used synonymously with early career professionals. Spoiler alert: Your 22-year-old staffer is not a millennial. In fact, they are part of the first wave of Generation Z to graduate college. There are 65 million people i … [Read more...] about Top 10 Ways to Attract and Retain Early Career Talent
I Have a Torah Waitlist
By Erica Frankel I have a Torah waitlist. In my ten years working with Jewish college students, I never thought I would say this. I have been told at panels time and again that young people are interested in Jewish experiences with low barriers to entry. I have read the … [Read more...] about I Have a Torah Waitlist
The Pursuit of Innovation Takes Many Forms
By Barry Finestone There’s no one way to innovate. In Jewish education and engagement, creating change and developing new approaches comes in many forms, often through much trial and error. In the Jim Joseph Foundation’s guest blog this month, we share the innovation approach a … [Read more...] about The Pursuit of Innovation Takes Many Forms
Embrace the Risk:
Co-creation of Learning
By Danielle Kranjec
When I first moved to Pittsburgh nearly eight years ago, I had the privilege to serve as a teaching assistant for modern Hebrew classes at the University of Pittsburgh. I taught Hebrew grammar and conversation five days a week in the most literal of ivory … [Read more...] about Embrace the Risk:
Co-creation of Learning
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