Moving Inward: bringing liberation movements into the Jewish community
An on-your-feet lesson plan from the Jewish Women's Archive
About this Lesson
Act out, through tableaux vivants, the ways Jews took what they had learned from the Civil Rights Movement and other liberation movements and used these insights to change the Jewish community.
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Practical and engaging PD for Jewish educators of all educational frameworks that puts Jewish Peoplehood at the center.
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