The [Jim Joseph] Foundation is pleased to share reflections and learnings from its two recent convenings on Leadership Development and Educator Training (below), respectively, both of which...
Megújult a budapesti Országos Rabbiképző-Zsidó Egyetem...
Changes in the Budapest University of Jewish Studies Summer 2018 saw a series of changes conducted at the Budapest University of...
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Klikkelj a zsidóságra! – online tanulás gyerekeknek (Hungarian...
Click on Judaism – eLearning for Kids The Lauder Javne Jewish Community School in Budapest launched its innovative...
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Magyar tanárdelegáció az izraeli KKL–JNF szemináriumon...
Author: Vadász Éva Hungarian Teacher’s Delegation at KKL-JNF Seminar in Israel KKL-JNF (Keren Kayemet LeIsrael) held an...
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New CASJE Project to Study the Career Development of...
William Davidson Foundation and Jim Joseph Foundation Award $1.5 million to Support Large-Scale and Timely Research Program Washington, DC – CASJE (The Consortium for Applied Studies in...
Toronto Day School Defaced with Pro-Palestinian Slogan
By Alex Rose Students and faculty at The Leo Baeck Day School’s South Campus in Toronto returned from the Thanksgiving long weekend to find pro-Palestinian slogans plastered on the...
Teaching Hebrew with Humour
By Alex Rose Thirty years ago, Yael Breuer worked as a counsellor at Camp Northland B’nai Brith, which is situated just north of Haliburton, Ont. Breuer was one of six Israeli staff who...
Much to Look Forward to at this Year’s Limmud...
Written by Alex Rose Was Jacob justified in claiming Esau’s birthright? For millenniums, it’s been impossible to know for sure – until now. On Oct. 28, a mock trial between real-life...
High Holiday Inclusion Guide
From Jewish Community Inclusion Expert Shelly Christensen comes a new guide to guide your congregation on an inclusive High Holidays experience. Learn what you can do to welcome people with...
Is it Jewish to Forgive?
By Amy Eilberg I frequently find myself in conversation with Jews who believe that forgiveness is not a Jewish practice. “The other person has to do teshuvah (make amends) first.”...
Reflecting on Israel during the High Holidays
By Abby Pitkowsky In a recent email, a friend and colleague of mine in Jewish education described this time of year as the “Super Bowl for the Jews.” Indeed, the collective energy the...