Moment
It’s Complicated: Antisemitism, DEI and the ‘Campus Wars’ with Yavilah McCoy, April Powers, Eric K. Ward and Nadine Epstein
22 Jan
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs have increasingly become contentious, with critics suggesting they can inadvertently exclude Jewish students ...
22 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Securing Israel’s future by supporting the people behind its technology
22 Jan
Ami Moyal, president of Afeka Academic College of Engineering, emphasizes the critical role of investing in Israel's technological and educational sectors to...
22 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Healing widespread trauma with narrative theory
22 Jan
In response to the traumatic events of October 7 in Israel, Jewish educators are turning to narrative theory to help themselves and their students process sh...
22 Jan
Living Lchaim
How Much Money Does an Orthodox Jew Make Per Year?
21 Jan
The financial dynamics of Orthodox Jewish households are examined in depth through a survey of over 3,000 individuals, as unpacked by financial coach Stacey ...
21 Jan
Mishpacha
Making Meetings Matter
21 Jan
Cindy Scarr explores the often overlooked art of organizing effective meetings, focusing on the balance between time management (zeman) and timing (eis) as e...
21 Jan
Mishpacha
United We Stand for Yeshivos
21 Jan
The article highlights the efforts of early 20th-century Jewish immigrants in America to establish and sustain yeshivos, preserving their Torah heritage in t...
21 Jan
Mishpacha
What A Pain
21 Jan
Rivka, a bustling young mother of three, grappled with debilitating wrist pain, leaving her feeling aged and incapacitated. Despite extensive roles in her fa...
21 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Good Charedi school gets even better, says Ofsted
21 Jan
Menorah High School for Girls, a Charedi school in Cricklewood, has been praised by Ofsted for its exceptional educational environment and significant improv...
21 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Board of Deputies keeps mum on yeshivah regulation controversy
21 Jan
The Board of Deputies is choosing to remain silent on the controversy surrounding the UK government's proposed regulation of yeshivot, part of broader measur...
21 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
How Jewish identity is formed matters
21 Jan
The article emphasizes the significance of fostering a strong, positive Jewish identity in youth as a means to combat antisemitism and inspire inclusivity. I...
21 Jan
Chabad.org
Players and Fans
20 Jan
In this insightful exchange, the Rebbe poses a thought-provoking question to a Bar Mitzvah boy, keen on baseball, about the difference between a player and a...
20 Jan
The Free Press
If Universities Don't Change Their Conduct, Trump Will Cut Off Funding
19 Jan
Senator Ted Cruz indicated that the federal government might cut off funding to universities if they do not adequately address alleged antisemitism and Title...
19 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Let’s Talk Schools: AI is here to stay, let’s embrace it
19 Jan
Leor Harel, learning development manager of World ORT, discusses the integration of AI tools like ChatGPT into Jewish education systems globally. While there...
19 Jan
Future of Jewish
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19 Jan
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, aims to provide in-depth coverage and analysis beyond mainstream media soundbites on issues related to Judaism, Isra...
19 Jan
Forward
What Martin Luther King Jr., Dr. Ruth and the burning bush can teach us about the LA fires
18 Jan
Rabbi Naomi Levy reflects on the devastating Los Angeles fires and their impact on her congregants through spiritual teachings. Drawing connections between t...
18 Jan
Forward
Biden team resolves its final Title VI antisemitism and anti-Arab cases
17 Jan
The Biden administration concluded several outstanding Title VI cases addressing allegations of antisemitic and anti-Palestinian discrimination in educationa...
17 Jan
Halacha Headlines
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1/18/25 – Shiur 498 – Should each community have a “Rebbetzin” to teach, advise and inspire the women?
16 Jan
The podcast discusses the role and impact of Rebbetzins and women's learning programs in Jewish communities, highlighting differences in approach across vari...
16 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
The Etgar Quiz no 288
16 Jan
The Etgar Quiz no 288 challenges readers with a variety of Jewish-themed trivia questions, extending from geography to Torah knowledge and Jewish history. Th...
16 Jan
Future of Jewish
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16 Jan
Future of Jewish, led by Joshua Hoffman, is an Israeli-based publication dedicated to delivering nuanced and comprehensive insights on Judaism, Israel, and t...
16 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Sustaining unprecedented growth in Jewish engagement
16 Jan
In the aftermath of the October 7 terrorist attacks by Hamas, Jewish engagement has surged as communities rally together, prompting Jewish leaders to questio...
16 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Judaism taught the West to think – now it must teach it how to survive
15 Jan
This piece explores the enduring identity of the Jewish people despite historical pressures of assimilation and persecution. It contrasts the vibrant cultura...
15 Jan
18forty
Why the Gap Year in Israel Is So Important
15 Jan
Shira Melamed, director of Midreshet Torat Chessed in Israel, underscores the transformative power of the gap year for Jewish youth. This year offers a uniqu...
15 Jan
MomentMag
Imam on a Mission to Reclaim Islam from Conformity and Extremism w/ Mohamad Jebara and Robert Siegel
15 Jan
Imam Mohamad Jebara's mission to reclaim Islam from extremism and stagnation is the focus of a conversation with Robert Siegel. Jebara's book, 'The Life of t...
15 Jan
Moment
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15 Jan
Joao Andrade's brief post, titled 'admedia test,' is a placeholder or test entry appearing on Moment Magazine's website. It lacks substantive content or them...
15 Jan
Mishpacha
Say Sorry
14 Jan
Cindy Scarr's essay highlights the importance of correcting behavior over merely apologizing. Through a dialogue between a husband and wife, Scarr illustrate...
14 Jan
Mishpacha
To My Principal
14 Jan
This heartfelt open letter from a Chassidic student, published in Mishpacha Magazine's Family First, addresses her principal with a plea for more compassion....
14 Jan
Mishpacha
A Fight or Flight Response
14 Jan
Exploring the psychological roots of emotional eating, Cindy Scarr delves into how stress responses—fight, flight, freeze, or please—affect eating behaviors....
14 Jan
JTA
Did our Jewish day school prepare us to discuss Israel with our peers in the real world? Yes, and no.
14 Jan
Former students of the Hannah Senesh Community Day School in Brooklyn share their experiences transitioning to diverse high schools and handling conversation...
14 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah
Religious Rights Versus Educational Mandates
14 Jan
The article discusses a federal civil rights complaint filed by the Bobov, Chabad, and Satmar communities against New York's education authorities, claiming ...
14 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Charedi leader calls government moves to regulate yeshivot ‘alarming’
14 Jan
Rabbi Binyomin Stern, president of the Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congregations, has expressed strong opposition to the UK government's new education bill. The...
14 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Our yeshivahs should be legally protected, not unfairly targeted
14 Jan
Rabbi Stern argues that yeshivahs in the UK should be legally protected rather than unfairly targeted by government regulation. He emphasizes the importance ...
14 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
A new approach to lay empowerment in the Jewish community
14 Jan
Jewish communities thrive on strong religious leadership and empowered laity, but recent discourse has focused less on lay empowerment. The trend of gatherin...
14 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
The real rabbinic crisis
14 Jan
The shortage of non-Orthodox rabbis, exacerbated by the retirement of an older generation and fewer students entering rabbinic programs, represents a systemi...
14 Jan
Forward
‘Bad Yiddish’ is theme of the 2025 virtual Yiddish conference, Farbindungen
13 Jan
The Farbindungen virtual Yiddish conference of 2025 has chosen "Bad Yiddish" as its theme, drawing attention to non-traditional aspects of Yiddish language a...
13 Jan
Chabad.org
Why Jews Study Torah
13 Jan
The study of Torah holds immense significance in Jewish life as it serves as G-d’s instruction manual for navigating existence and spirituality. Engaging wit...
13 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Gratitude is next to Godliness
13 Jan
The Clean Speech Project, initiated by Jewish educators, has expanded from Colorado to the UK, encouraging positive communication to counter negative dialogu...
13 Jan
Jewish Action
Remembering Bernie Marcus
13 Jan
Bernie Marcus, the co-founder of Home Depot, was a prominent philanthropist whose influence extended deeply into Jewish communities, particularly in Atlanta....
13 Jan
Jewish Action
From Stress to Success: 5 Tips to Help Students Stay Calm and Do Well During Midterm Season
13 Jan
As midterms weigh heavily on students, managing stress becomes crucial. Sari Kopitnikoff offers practical advice to transform stress into success during exam...
13 Jan
Jewish Action
From Stress to Success: 5 Tips to Help Students Stay Calm and Do Well During Midterm Season
13 Jan
Midterm season can be a challenging time for students, but Sari Kopitnikoff offers practical advice to navigate it with ease and confidence. Her tips include...
13 Jan
Jewish Insider
Universities work to settle discrimination cases in waning days of the Biden administration
13 Jan
In the final days of the Biden administration, universities are hastily settling antisemitism cases amidst anticipation of stricter enforcement from the inco...
13 Jan
Emes Ve-Emunah
Quality Jewish Education and How to Pay for It
12 Jan
Orthodox Jewish parents face a significant challenge due to the prohibitive costs of providing a Jewish education, with tuition reaching unaffordable levels ...
12 Jan
The Cholent
What the Media Misses
10 Jan
Emily Alhadeff critiques a New York Times opinion by Pamela Paul on the American Historical Association's condemnation of Israel's impact on Gaza's education...
10 Jan
Halacha Headlines
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1/11/25 – Shiur 497 – "Gentle Parenting” is in, discipline is out - Should parents discipline their children, or is that only for prior generations?
10 Jan
The episode explores the shift towards gentle parenting and its impact compared to traditional disciplinary methods. Experts discuss the balance between disc...
10 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Nick Ferrari gives JFS graduates a good send-off
9 Jan
The JFS School in Kingsbury, north-west London, celebrated its Class of 2024 graduation with a memorable ceremony featuring prominent radio host Nick Ferrari...
9 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Is Jewish education cultivating a sense of responsibility in the Jewish communities of tomorrow?
9 Jan
The future of Jewish communities depends significantly on how Jewish education fosters a sense of responsibility among the next generation. This piece explor...
9 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Redeeming the hostages is the Jewish educational imperative of our lifetime
9 Jan
Jewish educators face the daunting task of teaching about the ongoing crisis of hostages in Gaza, emphasizing the principle of pidyon shvuyim (redeeming capt...
9 Jan
Moment
Remembering Joan Scheuer (1921-2024)
8 Jan
Joan Gross Scheuer, who passed away at 103, was a cherished figure in Jewish educational and civic circles, as well as within Moment Magazine, where she serv...
8 Jan
JTA
My Solomon Schechter school embodied a bygone American, Zionist and New York Jewish dream
8 Jan
Gil Troy reflects on the cultural and ideological transformation of his childhood Solomon Schechter Day School of Queens, which is transitioning to an Orthod...
8 Jan
eJewishPhilanthropy
Imagining tuition-free Jewish day schools
8 Jan
As the new year encourages reflection and aspirations for the future, the idea of tuition-free Jewish day schools emerges as a transformative possibility for...
8 Jan
Jewish Chronicle
Protest against UK yeshivah regulation staged in New York
8 Jan
A protest erupted in New York as Charedi rabbis demonstrated outside the British Consulate against the UK's proposed legislation that would require compulsor...
8 Jan