In this time of unprecedented uncertainty, UpStart is doubling down on its venture support programs, welcoming the twelfth cohort of its flagship Venture Accelerator, a National Entrepreneur Sprint cohort for early-stage startups, and a New York Entrepreneur Sprint cohort in … [Read more...] about UpStart Invests in Multiple Cohorts of Jewish Ventures Leading the Way Through Uncertain Times
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True Confessions from My Quarantined Jewish Professional Household
By Rabbi Joshua Mikutis In one room, I am speaking with colleagues about virtual options as we shift from a travel based, experiential enterprise into a greater digital reality; in the other, my wife, Anna, counsels summer camp executives as they navigate the complexities of … [Read more...] about True Confessions from My Quarantined Jewish Professional Household
Resources for Quarantined Families
In an effort to support families with young children who are quarantined or selecting to do less socializing through playdates or community classes, UJA-Federation of New York, PJ Library, the Foundation for Jewish Camp and The Jewish Education Project have come together … [Read more...] about Resources for Quarantined Families
Innovating JCCs;
A New Report
By Amy L. Sales, Nicole Samuel, Rachel Minkin, and Fern Chertok
The mid-20th century Jewish community center was built on the
model of a brick-and-mortar, full-service, membership-based community
center. This model is increasingly out of step with today’s
reality. The purpose o … [Read more...] about Innovating JCCs;
A New Report
Synagogues for All Abilities:
A Study on Being Inclusive
By Elisa Blank and Lisa Friedman
“Inclusion is a process not a destination.”
At
the core of a thriving congregation is a commitment to ensuring that
every individual is valued and has a place in the community.
UJA-Federation of New York’s Synagogue Inclusion Project engag … [Read more...] about Synagogues for All Abilities:
A Study on Being Inclusive
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