By Dr. Ariel Roth It is with the utmost gratitude and admiration that the Israel Institute shares the news that its Director of Arts & Cultural Programs and director of the Schusterman Visiting Israeli Artists Program, Marge Goldwater, is stepping down after a decade at the helm. The ten years of Marge’s labor of love have fostered a deeper understanding of Israel in the United States through the arts, thanks to her work facilitating … [Read more...] about Fond Reflections and New Beginnings After Ten Years of Israeli Arts
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Respect & Invest: Empower European Jewish Community Professionals Today
By Dani Serlin Despite recent headlines, and ongoing challenges faced by Jews and Jewish communities in Europe, Jewish life is thriving in many places, fulfilling to those who are engaged, and a phenomenon very much of the present. This is in large part due to the hard work, commitment, and passion of our fellow Jewish community professionals, educators, and activists. And at the same time in European Jewish communities, like countless … [Read more...] about Respect & Invest: Empower European Jewish Community Professionals Today
Schusterman Announces Fourth Cohort of Fellowship Program
The Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation has selected 26 high-caliber Jewish professional and volunteer leaders from around the world for the fourth cohort of the Schusterman Fellowship. The Fellowship is an intensive, 18-month leadership development program that aims to enlarge the pool of top nonprofit talent capable of addressing evolving challenges and opportunities in the U.S., Israel and beyond. The new cohort of Schusterman … [Read more...] about Schusterman Announces Fourth Cohort of Fellowship Program
SpaceIL – The True Spirit of Philanthropy
By David Gappell This week Ha'aretz broke a story in The Marker (Hebrew) that headlined: "Trouble in the first Israeli spacecraft: The billionaire left, 30 million dollars still to find." The story highlights the resignation of Israeli philanthropist Morris Kahn as the chairman of the board of SpaceIL - an ambitious attempt to see Israel become only the 4th country to make a soft landing on the moon as part of the Google LunarX Prize. It would … [Read more...] about SpaceIL – The True Spirit of Philanthropy
National Study on Jewish Teens to Explore How Programs are Helping them “Flourish in Today’s World”
A new national project will explore the learning and growth outcomes of teen experiences offered by the largest organizations that engage Jewish teens in North America. The study, led by The Jewish Education Project and Rosov Consulting, will seek to gather data from as many as 50,000 7th-12th graders across North America. Supported by the Jim Joseph Foundation, Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation, and Lippman Kanfer Foundation for … [Read more...] about National Study on Jewish Teens to Explore How Programs are Helping them “Flourish in Today’s World”
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