Jewish Texts on Civic Engagement
From the Religious Action Center (RAC) and NFTY (Reform Youth)
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A varied collection of eight different Jewish texts and commentaries, traditional and contemporary, each with a set of discussion questions. Appropriate for teen and adult learning.
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Resources for talking with children and teens about immigration, protest, and communal responsibility.
This guide is intended to help readers explore and examine disruptive changes throughout Jewish history.
Helps children, teens, and adults explore environmental responsibility and take meaningful action.
Explore more than 350 years of American Jewish history, from the arrival of the first Jewish community in 1654 to the diverse Jewish community of today. Learn how generations of American Jews navigated immigration, religious freedom, antisemitism, assimilation, and identity while shaping and being shaped by American society.
Rabbi Avi Killip discusses the importance of pedadogy in Jewish education.
This resource includes texts and tools meant to enhance student engagement with civic life through the lens of Jewish texts.