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Pride and Prejudice: Jewish Education's Battle Amid Growing Anti-Semitism
How do climates of fear and hate affect our learners' identity formation?
How much should educators acknowledge acts of terror and anti-Semitism, versus shielding children from harsh realities?
How do we teach about these attacks when Jewish teens are divided on whether these attacks were anti-Semitic, another episode of gun violence, or parallel to oppression that other communities face?
The Jewish Education Project's 2019 Jewish Futures Conference is an exploration of how our community can encourage the development of proud, thriving Jews, and how our orientation must shift in a climate of heightened anti-Semitic rhetoric and violence and outward-facing hatred in our society.
- After School and Beyond
- Congregational Learning
- Day Schools and Yeshivas
- Early Childhood
- Family Engagement
- Teen Engagement
- Video
- Antisemitism
- Communication
- Jewish Peoplehood
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