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Foster Relationships, Build Bridges

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I believe in clal yisrael - a sense of shared community among all Jews - and I believe that individual Jews (and the Jewish collective) benefit from participating in tightly-knit communities. [This essay is from "Philanthropic Priorities in Light of Pew," reprinted with … [Read more...] about Foster Relationships, Build Bridges

We Are So Jewish It’s Ridiculous: Stop Worrying About Pew

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The Pew poll captured an exciting trend: the secularizing of a younger generation of Jews that encompasses my entire social circle and me. [This essay is from "Philanthropic Priorities in Light of Pew," reprinted with permission from Contact, a publication of The Steinhardt … [Read more...] about We Are So Jewish It’s Ridiculous: Stop Worrying About Pew

Can the Pew Findings Guide Philanthropic Investment in the Jewish Community

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Philanthropic efforts need to walk a line between supporting the existing institutional structure and disruptive efforts that foster development of new forms of engagement. [This essay is from "Philanthropic Priorities in Light of Pew," reprinted with permission from Contact, … [Read more...] about Can the Pew Findings Guide Philanthropic Investment in the Jewish Community

The Federation Movement and the Challenge of Jewish Identity: Interpreting Pew

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The Federation movement is at a crossroads. The key will be a commitment to developing a Judaism of meaning, rooted in substance. We must build a community with no barriers to entry, but with a vision of Jewish life as high as Sinai... [This essay is from "Philanthropic … [Read more...] about The Federation Movement and the Challenge of Jewish Identity: Interpreting Pew