To help Jewish youth process the ceasefire deal in Gaza and the hostage release, Moving Traditions offers you this excerpt of a new special edition curriculum.
Celebrating what we Have. Remembering what we Yearn For.
Connect to the people featured in the memorial stickers, which are meant to inspire hope, resilience, and unity post October 7th.
Information about Nazi persecution reached the press, and their responses shaped the fate of Europe's Jews during the Holocaust.
Register now for this no-cost professional learning experience that equips middle and high school educators with practical tools, expert guidance and classroom-ready resources to teach about antisemitism and empower students to move from awareness to meaningful action while earning 6 continuing education credits.
Take your students on a journey through Jewish American history including waves of immigration, shifting perceptions of identity and exploration of the ways Jewish Americans have shaped and been shaped by American society.
A short explainer from the American Jewish Comittee
This curriculum aims to be a survey of how Israeli culture has evolved over time and continues to evolve over time.
The lesson and resources on this page are designed to facilitate a conversation through the lens of a novel with young people about leadership—from different strengths to different approaches, and where additional adult intervention may be warranted.
This session examines the issue of Reproductive Justice, specifically access to abortion, and how it impacts teens from each of these standpoints.