Adapting Podcast: How to Talk to Children About Israel Today
A webinar on talking to children about the war in Israel featuring Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath and Dr. Sivan Zakai.
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During this time of war, it's imperative that educators and parents remain a calm presence for children. Listen on Apple or Spotify.
In a webinar held by The Jewish Education Project, Dr. Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath holds a conversation with Israel educator and mother Dr. Sivan Zakai on the importance and best practices on talking to children about Israel and the current situation.
Watch the webinar here and visit our Israel in Crisis Resource Hub.
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