Responding to Crisis

Curriculum
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Antisemitism
Community Trauma
Trauma
Civic Education
Racial Justice

To help Jewish educators in times of crisis, this guide includes resources to help children respond to tragedy, avenues for response (based on Jewish tradition, spoken word, and the arts), Jewish texts for various crises; and a collection of resources that complement curriculum guides.

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In addition, the JECC has a separate unit for teaching about Antisemitism (revised 2018), designed for middle and high school students.

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  • After School and Beyond
  • Congregational Learning
  • Day Schools and Yeshivas
  • Teen Engagement

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This lesson uses the Maccabean Revolt as the foundation for standing up to antisemitism.

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Shine A Light Programs: 9-12 Grade - JSU/JSC
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This program is designed specifically for use within Jewish groups (JSU/JSC) based in non-Jewish high schools.

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Shine a Light Lesson: 6th-8th Grade Day School
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This lesson combines text study, a virtual museum gallery tour of unique chanukiyot, and a design-your-own chanukiah challenge.

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