UJA-Federation of New York has issued its annual High Holiday service guide, which includes 120 synagogues and community centers in the five boroughs, Nassau and Suffolk Counties, and Westchester with services open to the community. To access the guide, … [Read more...] about UJA-NY Releases Annual Guide to High Holiday Services
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UJA NY Opens Applications for 2 Professional Development Programs
UJA-Federation of New York is now accepting applications for two flagship professional development programs: Institute for Jewish Executive Leadership, in partnership with Columbia Business School Begins January 2020 CEOs and C-suite professionals apply by October 18 … [Read more...] about UJA NY Opens Applications for 2 Professional Development Programs
Jews of Color Belonging:
We all have Work to Do
By Lyn Light Geller and Laura Hemlock
We could not agree more with Jordan Daniels who shared a call to action for the Jewish community regarding Jews of Color (JOC). In our roles at a local federation, we represent departments that make change by funding new initiatives, … [Read more...] about Jews of Color Belonging:
We all have Work to Do
COJECO Announces 2019-2020 Cohort
COJECO has announced the 12-person Cohort X of the COJECO BluePrint Fellowship. The Fellowship brings together a select group of Russian-speaking Jewish innovators, artists and intellectuals, to explore the link between personal identity and creativity. Chosen through a … [Read more...] about COJECO Announces 2019-2020 Cohort
Making Teens Equal Partners in Programing
By Bess Adler As any educator worth their salt knows, getting student “buy-in” is critical to the success of an educational program. This is especially true if those students are teens. One of the most important ways to get teen buy-in is to have them take part in program pla … [Read more...] about Making Teens Equal Partners in Programing
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