Not Your Bubbe's Feminism: Making Jewish Feminism Relevant to Today's Teens

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Women in Judaism / Feminism
8 - 12

This curriculum utilizes Jewish text, popular culture, liturgy, and the students' personal experiences as lenses to discuss, debate, and personalize Jewish feminism. Students will reflect on their Jewish and female journeys and determine what it means for them to be Jewish women now and in the future. 

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This curriculum was designed for high schoolers who identify as female in a religious school or youth group setting, but also is adaptable for a camp setting. It was written by Rabbi Julie Bressler, 2017 HUC School of Education graduate.

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  • After School and Beyond
  • Camp
  • Teen Engagement

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