Seven Jewish Values for Inclusive Community
Keshet's Seven Jewish Values for an Inclusive Community printable poster.
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This classroom poster shows how traditional Jewish values serve as guidelines for creating an inclusive community. You can download an 8 1/2" x 11" version to view or print.
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