A New Publication: Where Jewish Education Helps Student Thrive
For more than thirty years, Jonathan Woocher was the preeminent specialist in Jewish education policy in North America. Part educator, part sociologist, part theologian, part anthropologist, and part pundit, he was unique in his role: He studied the work of our field and explained both what was and what could be.
In the days following Jon’s passing, the tributes on Facebook, in response to articles in eJewish Philanthropy, and notes via email were voluminous. From around the world, educators, policymakers, philanthropists, and other practitioners shared their stories of how Jon listened, challenged, supported, mentored, and otherwise contributed to their work. His extensive writings were significant, but perhaps even more significant was his direct interaction with so many.
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How has October 7th impacted your connection to Israel? Since then, is there someone you have been holding in your heart? These are just some of the questions Dr. Jonathan Golden incorporates in his Israel education paradigm of using the heart (feelings), head (questions), and hand (thoughts) to
How we can provide our students and youth with the emotional support that they need now, and to empower this generation to bring about the change they want to see in this world. Access our webinar recording and resources.
Dr. Ruth Nemzoff discusses that this is not a time for perfection in a Pandemic Episode of the Thought Experiment Podcast.