Congregation Emanu-El of NYC. 8th graders explore different ways of doing social justice including fundraising and philanthropy, community organizing and advocacy as well as the Jewish context for these approaches. They volunteer throughout the year.
These resources guide students to resist oversimplified explanations of what happened during the insurrection on January 6, 2021.
Temple Beth Sholom, Roslyn, NY. Shabbat Family Study for 3rd-7th graders and their families is an innovative way to get families to learn, eat and pray together 10 times a year.
Conservative Synagogue Adath Israel of Riverdale, Bronx, NY. Project Chaverim (friends) empowers teens in grades 10-12 to work with learners in grades 3 and 4, building community while strengthening Hebrew and prayer reading skills.
Sample session from Tzelem, a Moving Traditions program for trans, nonbinary, and LGBT+ teens.
A Rosh Hodesh group’s initial meeting. It introduces participants to the concept of Rosh Hodesh and rituals associated with the holiday.
This interactive workshop for preteens/teens and adults is a sample session from Moving Traditions' B–Mitzvah Family Education Program.
Antisemitism and discrimination take a toll on both our mental and physical health.
We must be willing and prepared to help one another, because when we connect to and support others, we all benefit. But how?
Israel’s economy today is associated with the image of a “start-up nation,” but the founding fathers of the modern state envisioned it as a Socialist utopia.