Practical Ways for Tweens and Teens to Make an Impact Today

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The Jewish Education
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Israel Education
Israel - Contemporary
6 - 7
8 - 12

Session Description

Many Jewish tweens and teens are struggling with ways to make a meaningful impact in Israel and at home in terms of the crisis in Israel, a significant uptick in antisemitism, and a challenging political climate. This session is a hands-on workshop where participants will walk away with an array of programmatic ideas that will enable Jewish youth to get involved and make a real difference in the world around them. An open mind, creativity, and a spirit of collaboration are all you will need for this practical and interactive learning session!

Presented by Erica Hruby, The Jewish Education Project

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Erica Hruby

Erica Hruby is a Jewish educator with over 28-years of teaching, curriculum writing, and professional development experience in Jewish community, academic, and residential environments. Erica serves as the Senior Manager of National Teen Education and Engagement at The Jewish Education Project, formerly the Executive Director of JTEEN - Jewish Teen Education & Engagement Network. She is also the founder of Anchored Parenting, LLC where she serves as an educator and coach for tw/eens, parents, and grandparents. Erica has an M.A. from Georgia School of Professional Psychology in Clinical Psychology with a focus on children and adolescents. She lives in Clearwater, Florida with her high school sweetheart with whom she shares two daughters.

 

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  • Teen Engagement

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