The Secret Sauce of Jewish Survival
What does it mean to bring your whole self into Jewish education? Activist, educator, and previously named one of the 50 most influential rabbis in the U.S. by Newsweek, Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz, joins Adapting this week for a conversation about authenticity in Jewish education. Rabbi Dr
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What does it mean to bring your whole self into Jewish education? Activist, educator, and previously named one of the 50 most influential rabbis in the U.S. by Newsweek, Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz, joins Adapting this week for a conversation about authenticity in Jewish education.
Rabbi Dr. Yanklowitz and David Bryfman explore how Jewish education becomes most impactful when educators are “radically inspired” by their work, drawing from their own journeys, struggles, and commitments. They discuss how the very best Jewish educators, and supporters of Jewish education, embrace plurality and curiosity, and can seamlessly integrate both their personal and professional interests altogether into one integrated life purpose.
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Learn about a secret and complicated operation to smuggle weapons overseas to the Haganah.
Excerpts from the book and a lesson plan in response to the poem written by a child in Theresienstadt.
The Teddy Bear is a Holocaust education film project of Lappin Foundation, whose mission is enhancing Jewish identity.
What is the secret of Jewish survival? This lesson will explore several answers to that question.
Seeing current events and our history through the lens of resilience and unity (achdut).
Use artworks in Holocaust Museum LA’s collection to encourage critical thinking around art and primary sources.