I’m Bored!!!
by Tzuri Hason - This article was initially published in Hebrew on Jeducation World. "Mom/Dad, I'm bored!!!" I'm guessing most of us have heard this cry from our children, and [...]
How do you say Sefaria in French, German or Italian?
by Daniela Greiber - Interested in reading this article in multiple languages? Putting action to their words, Yesod had the article translated into multiple languages! You can read them here [...]
PSA: About Those Jewish Values…
by Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath - Like most educators I know (and my mom), I tend to spend a disproportionate amount of my time talking about Jewish values. I teach my learners [...]
Bringing Kabbalah into Our Educational Syllabus
by Rabbi Aryeh Ben David - An educational consultant recently told me that teachers often teach what they feel most comfortable teaching, and not necessarily what their students need to [...]
Let My People Know: The Steinsaltz Approach to Jewish Education
by Ma'ayan Gutbezahl - It is often said that “knowledge is the key to success.” However, in Judaism, to “know” is not straightforward, leaving so many feeling despondent and disconnected. [...]
Day of Disaster and Heroism
by Rabbi Grigory Abramovich - This article was originally published in Russian. Minsk, April 2019 In tradition, we are not only looking for comfort and spirituality, but also for answers [...]
A Day for (Young) Religious Zionists
by Tzuri Hason - This article was initially published in Hebrew for Jeducation World. It is rather strange that Religious Zionists, which are a relatively small group within the Israeli [...]
From “God” to “G!D”
by Eliana Light ELIANA LIGHT There is a feeling I get when I look at the mountains. I feel held and at peace. I feel awe at the [...]
From Oy to Joy: A Call for Positivity in Jewish Engagement
By Rabbi Benji Levy - There is a dissonance between the Jewish story and narrative. We are a people who have demonstrated an inverse relationship between numbers and impact for [...]
A Key to Open Many Doors? Jewish Education for Ambivalent, Ambiguous, and Changeable People
by Dr. Bill Robinson - This article was originally published in the Jewish Theological Seminary's Gleanings Magazine. Click here to view the original. The fastest growing religious group among American [...]
Let Millennials Lead the War on Anti-Semitism
by Dr. Shmuel Rosenman - With each passing year, the Holocaust is becoming less familiar and less relevant to youth around the world. To some, it’s a confusing collection of [...]
A March of the Living Leader’s visit to the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
March of the Living Leaders at the entrance to the POLIN Museum in Warsaw, Poland. By Ali Newpol It was a Friday morning in early May – I had taken [...]