First “Menschiness,” Then Holocaust
The Butterfly Project for Diary Of Anne Frank Believe in Holocaust lesson plans By Larisa Klebe When I was in second grade I learned about the Holocaust in religious school [...]
The Butterfly Project for Diary Of Anne Frank Believe in Holocaust lesson plans By Larisa Klebe When I was in second grade I learned about the Holocaust in religious school [...]
The Lookstein Center for Jewish Education of Bar-Ilan University, in collaboration with The AVI CHAI Foundation, is launching an exciting new educational project to celebrate Israel’s upcoming 70th anniversary. Educational [...]
By Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer The last thirteen years have been a journey for my husband Fred and me into a world that we knew nothing about before: the world of autism. [...]
The Jewish Women’s Archive is soliciting applications and nominations for the 2018 Natalia Twersky Educator Award. Presented annually, The Twersky Award honors educators who share JWA’s commitment to inspiring inclusivity [...]
By Shuki Taylor A frequent question often surfaces in the organizational space I inhabit: “What makes this program / experience / initiative a Jewish one?” What makes this question complicated [...]
What is ELI’s Speaker Fellowship? Through ELI’s Speaker Fellowship, a new generation of Jewish thought will gain skills in Jewish text and idea development, storytelling, and stage presence to refine [...]
Screenshot from http://reclaimingjudaism.org Reclaiming Judaism is now accepting applicants for the second cohort of the Maggid-Educator Program, this Jewish Spiritual Education (JSE) training program reclaims the traditional role of Maggid [...]
Shutaf staffer and campers, in action (photo credit: Debbi Cooper). By Beth Steinberg In 2016, Sight Line interviewed Beth Steinberg, Founder and Executive Director of Shutaf Inclusion Programs in Israel, [...]
The Kaplan Mitchell Retreat Center at Ramah Darom and the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies are joining forces to bring together the best of what both institutions have to offer: [...]
by Meredith Polsky As the month of February continues, so, too, does Jewish Disabilities Awareness and Inclusion Month (#JDAIM18). For those of us in the field of Jewish Inclusion, this [...]
[This is the tenth and final article in our series on day school leadership from the Leadership Commons of the William Davidson Graduate School of Jewish Education of JTS. In [...]
Children at a Celebrations! event on Purim. By the Covenant Foundation Advocates of inclusion practices often speak of the need for holistic inclusion—looking at not just one aspect of a [...]