May 22: The Nova Festival Exhibition
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Join The Jewish Education Project as we tour the exhibition and then gather as a group to reflect and identify ways to translate the experience for our learners.
The Nova Music Festival Exhibition is an immersive, multimedia installation that pays tribute to the nearly 400 young festivalgoers from around the world who were killed or kidnapped after having come together to celebrate peace, love, and music on 10/7. The Exhibition – the first of its kind in the US – will create a powerful experience using videos and artifacts from the festival, such as bullet-ridden portable toilets and cars, left-behind belongings, and more. To learn more about the Exhibition, please visit the NYT, Times of Israel, and NPR.
Amy Martin
Amy Martin is the Senior Manager of Early Childhood Education and Family Engagement at The Jewish Education Project.
Over the course of her career, Amy has experience as a teacher in day schools, early childhood, and congregational settings and in administration of congregational schools and synagogue family engagement. Amy is passionate about supporting educators to be reflective practitioners and has served as a teacher mentor for day school, congregational school, and nursery school educators. She has participated as a Fellow in both the Mandel Teacher Educator Institute and M2: Institute of Experiential Jewish Education. Amy received her BA from Bryn Mawr College and her Masters in Jewish Education from Hebrew College and holds a Certificate of Advanced Studies from Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies.
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- After School and Beyond
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- Early Childhood
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Join together to tour and reflect on the Nova Music Festival Exhibition.
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