This intergenerational program for families with children ages 7–12 explores ways that Judaism can help us develop meaningful mindfulness practices.
An intergenerational program for teens (ages 12–15) and family members to explore meaningful family conversations.
Sukkot around the globe and Simchat Torah flags dating back to the 16th century.
While we have the potential to make a wrong decision, we also have the power to make ones that lead us in the right direction.
Each night of Sukkot, welcome in righteous biblical men and women. Explore stories and midrashim about each!
Join teens from around the world in a celebration of Jewish Peoplehood through the art of photography
A guide for a Shabbat dinner focused on mindfulness. Includes teachings, meditations, yoga, and reflections.
Before diving into conversations about Anti Semitism with young people, learn more using these resources.
In 1909, when young Jews founded the first kibbutz, they had no idea that they would be forming a symbol of Israel’s rebirth.
Civic Responsibility, leadership, and civil discourse texts and discussion questions.