New York City Youth Professional Roundtable
The Youth Professional Roundtable is an opportunity for youth and teen professionals to build relationships with colleagues in the field, examine key challenges that arise in their roles and explore opportunities for collaboration across the New York area.
The Youth Professional Roundtable is a great entry point to engaging with our teen work at The Jewish Education Project.
Roundtables are centered around building relationships with colleagues in the field of Jewish Teen Engagement and Education.
“Youth Professional Roundtables are a space where relationships begin. I not only met peers during the roundtables, but I was able to continue relationships with peers beyond the roundtable meetings. We met on our own to brainstorm ideas, troubleshoot, and support one another”. - Roundtable Participant
Roundtables are centered around collaboration in order to elevate ideas from colleagues across the field of Jewish Teen Engagement and Education.
“I appreciated the discussions about the different types of programming we are offering throughout the field. It was a collaborative way to share what we are doing while creating a space to workshop ideas for new programs”. - Roundtable Participant
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