The Jewish Educator Portal
What We Offer
Jewish Futures Conference
On Monday October 26th, join us in Manhattan for our annual Jewish Futures Conference: Becoming Tomorrow's Educators, a day of honest conversation and bold imagining about the future of Jewish education. The conference includes admission to our special community event, An Evening with Sarah Silverman: Finding Jewish Joy.
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Open for Nominations: Shine a Light on Antisemitism Civic Courage Awards
As antisemitism reaches alarming levels, the Shine A Light on Antisemitism Civic Courage Award, powered by The Jewish Education Project, is more urgent than ever. This award recognizes students, educators, community leaders, gamers, and influencers who take bold action to combat these dangerous trends. This is your opportunity to recognize someone actively combating the rising tide of antisemitism. Each award winner across nine categories receives a $2,000 prize and national recognition. Nominate someone whose activism spreads light by October 20, 2026.
About Us
The Jewish Educator Portal is a central source for Jewish professionals who work with children and families from birth through high school graduation, to explore and share quality educational resources. We’ve curated The Jewish Educator Portal to offer timely and relevant curricular links, podcasts, articles, themed collections, and an ever-growing set of professional development and network opportunities. It is designed to help you navigate the vast world of online materials and to effectively select the resources and opportunities that will help you reach your goals.
The Jewish Education Project is a leading national organization reimagining Jewish education, ensuring every Jewish child emerges from their formative years with unshakable pride, a meaningful connection to Israel, and the courage to stand against hatred and antisemitism.