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Each of us can be a shamash in our own lives. The middah (Jewish value) of tikkun olam (repairing the world) tells us it is our responsibility to help uplift and heal our communities and the world. 
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Leadership is a service role; it does not necessarily mean being the best. There is a Jewish midrash that explains Moses was picked to be the leader of the Jewish people because he cared about each and every sheep in his flock.
When it comes to mental well-being, we all have a connection. Whether you struggle with your own mental health, have a loved one who does or are part of the Jewish community, creating a kehillah kedoshah (a sacred community) helps each member (or candle!) shine their brightest.
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A curated collection of diverse Hanukkah resources for your students' holiday learning.
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How we can provide our students and youth with the emotional support that they need now, and to empower this generation to bring about the change they want to see in this world. Access our webinar recording and resources.
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Yoni Colman, Director of Leadership Development for NCSY, joins David Bryfman on the April 20, 2020 episode of Adapting: The Future of Jewish Education.
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