Where Did the Teachers Disappear To?
Adapted from the original Hebrew article by Tzuri Hason - My wife and I are entering the final stages of the shlichut training program we have been on. In addition [...]
Reflowering
Adapted from the original Hebrew article by Tzuri Hason - When the crisis began, it appeared as if Jewish schools around the world would suffer a severe, if not fatal, [...]
From Darkness to Light, Emerging from Inner Confinement
by Vale Levin - The year 2020 will be remembered as the year that the entire world came to a standstill, the economy went through a massive change, and people [...]
Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies – Shavuot: Kindness Connects Us
The Pardes Center for Jewish Educators has launched a new initiative to integrate Social-Emotional Learning into the Pardes Mahloket Matters curriculum for constructive conflict resolution, and we are starting with [...]
Alone For The Seder: Tips, Step-by-Step
By Josh Weiner - this is the second article of a series. The first one, with reflections and encouragements, can be found here. How different is this night from [...]
Alone For The Seder : Thoughts, Tips and Encouragement
By Josh Weiner - this is the first article of a series. The second one, with concrete tips, can be found here. One who is alone should ask themselves: "Why [...]
Reboot Ideas Festival
For 18 years, Reboot has gathered some of the best and brightest change-agents for conversations about Jewish identity and meaning. This combined power of imagination and dialogue helps to turn [...]
Nominations Open for the Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award
The Jewish Education Project has opened nominations for its Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award. The Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award celebrates forward thinking and innovative educators, age 40 [...]
Pardes-Kevah Adult Educators Bootcamp
The Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies is very excited to announce this year's Pardes-Kevah Adult Educators Bootcamp, taking place in New York City from January 13-15. The program will be [...]
Character Day 2019 Launches A Global Technology Shabbat Movement
Global phenomenon that engages millions turns the focus to the power of unplugging weekly San Francisco, CA -- Character Day, the global phenomenon that brings together millions of individuals and groups in schools, congregations, [...]
Jewish Overnight Camps Prep for Summer with The iCenter’s New Camp Resources and “Camp-inars”
SpaceIL resources and staff webinars highlight 2019 offerings Chicago, IL -- The immersive environment of Jewish summer camp—where the day is full of diverse activities; staff members are young, accessible [...]
JPRO19: What Connects Us
For individuals working in Jewish organizations in the U.S. and Canada, JPRO is the leading professional association working to ensure that the field attracts, develops, and retains the talent needed to thrive. [...]