Adapting Podcast: Where Did We Go Wrong?

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October 7th has forced Jewish educators and parents to look inward as to how they are impacting Jewish youths' relationship to Israel.

Since October 7th, The Jewish Education Project, along with many partner organizations, has brought over 300 educators to Israel on Mishlachot Areyvut ("Delegations of Responsibility") to bear witness firsthand and take that experience back to their learners.

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In this final episode of Season 4, sitting down with David Bryfman is Michael Witman, one of the delegation participants who was deeply affected by what he saw and felt in Israel. Their candid conversation on personal reflection and growth puts into context the role that education plays in a post-October 7th world, and where educators went wrong.

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Adapting Podcast: Jewish Educators and Impostor Syndrome

Imagine a job where you are expected to know every detail about a 5,000-year-old tradition and its sacred texts. Sounds difficult, right? Welcome to the world of Jewish educators. On the first episode of Season 3 of Adapting, Rabba Yaffa Epstein and David Bryfman ask: What do we need to do to help educators overcome this challenge?

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Adapting Podcast: Educators...the key to the future of American Jewry

Why does Rabbi Ben Spratt, Senior Rabbi of Congregation Rodeph Sholom in New York City, believe Jewish educators are key to the next phase of American Jewish life? He shares this and his other insights on the current state of American Jewish life on this episode of Adapting: The Future of Jewish Education. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or below.

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Adapting Podcast: Power to the Youth!

Adina Frydman of Young Judaea talks about Zionist youth movements.