The Jewish Education Project is proud to share our second part to our eCourse on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. This eCourse takes approximately 45-60 minutes to complete and explores two marginalized communities within the larger Jewish population:
- Socioeconomic Diversity and Justice Within the Jewish Community
- Jews Who Have Converted to Judaism
Part II of our eCourse also explores Intersectionality, or the ways in which our identities may intersect.
While anyone is welcome to take this eCourse, it is designed for educational leaders (e.g., religious school directors) to share with their teachers, to ensure our classrooms and educational organizations are more diverse, equitable, and inclusive.
- Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)
- Educator Training
- eCourse
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Episode 4 of this miniseries focuses on the Palestinian perspective on settlements.
These Jewish soldiers took part in the liberation of Europe from the clutches of Nazi Germany.
This Racial Justice Playlist was created by Kendell Pinkney, the moderator of our webinar LET’S TALK ABOUT RACE.
The meaning behind Tefillin (little black boxes worn during prayer) explained.
An 8-10 week unit that helps teens explore how Israel has lived up to aspirations listed in its Declaration of Independence.
ANU’s Jewish Peoplehood First Aid Training Course equips Israel travel educators with essential skills for navigating today’s global Jewish landscape post-October 7. This in-person program in Tel Aviv serves professionals working with international Jewish participants from organizations like Masa