Prepare to teach HaTikvah: Our Hope for Israel with this virtual educator training facilitated by Mikhael Kesher, who led the design process for this curricular unit. This one-off webinar, offered several times throughout the school year, is designed for those educators preparing to deliver the unit
With the return of the 20 remaining living hostages, the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, and the move towards a lasting peace and rebuilding of the Gaza Strip, the two years of war have entered into a new era. For two years, Jewish educators have been living in real time what it means to teach a
Explore how touchpoints--small, intentional moments--can build meaningful relationships with teens.
Nurturing the Next Generation: Cultivating Supportive Practices for Jewish Youth is a brand new eCourse developed at The Jewish Education Project. This eCourse is being launched as a cohort experience, with participants meeting four times as a learning community while navigating the online content
Jewish Futures 2025 is not your typical conference. It’s a bold convening of visionary leaders, educators, and changemakers, exploring hope as the driving force behind Jewish education and communal transformation. Culminating with A Conversation about Hope & Resilience with Rachel Goldberg-Polin and
Join this national network of teen + tween educator professionals to connect and have conversations about the field. One unique feature about this network is the opportunity for network members to engage with, learn from, and support colleagues engaging with Jewish tweens and teens across the country.
Join fellow music educators and songleaders to strengthen their Jewish communities through music.
Are you an Education Director at a Jewish institution from Astoria to Islip and from Long Beach to Riverhead? Join Project Bet-A to reimagine your Jewish educational program for the next generation!
The Jewish Education Project is excited to start a new network for early-career professionals working with 5th-12th graders at Jewish institutions in NYC. Our series of roundtables for NYC's early career youth engagement professionals is an opportunity for young professionals to build relationships
Our network of Brooklyn-based Education Directors comes together for the purposes of sharing, problem-solving, and collaboration at regular roundtables. We will strive to create a forum where challenges can be brainstormed, programs can be co-planned, and resources can be shared.