Professional Development
Featured Events
Strengthen American Jewish identity in day schools with tools, convenings & a student-led Yom Iyun.
Educators across settings working with learners 4th grade and up are invited to join The Jewish Education Project and For the Sake of Argument in New York City for a two-day intensive on turning the heat of disagreement into learning and connection.
Join Rabba Yaffa Epstein on Fridays at 12pm ET for 45 minutes of Jewish wisdom to fill your souls and to connect with your fellow educators.
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Explore our eCourses
Offers educators practical tools and transformative approaches to bring deeper, richer Jewish learning to their learners.
This eCourse is designed to support educators in exploring Israel with young learners.
An online course to help educators develop a basic understanding of the why, what, and how of Jewish education that leads to thriving.
Adapting Podcast
We're Serious About Jewish Joy
Joy might sound like the fluffy, easy, and "nice to have" way of exploring Judaism. But what changes when joy is the intentional, critical centerpiece?
From the smell of challah to a grandmother exclaiming, "What is this balagan?", Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath explores the seriousness of Jewish joy with authors Suzy Ultman and Amanda Kingloff.
Their new book, The Art of Jewish Joy, helps children and families make meaning of their identity through the sacred act of creating. The activities in these pages give you permission to leap into your Jewish joy and embrace whimsy, perfect for any Jewish classroom or home!