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This piece explores the potential collaboration between Orthodox and Conservative Judaism to strengthen Jewish continuity and observance. The author acknowle...

The article highlights the potential harm of simplistic marital advice often given to children, such as "marriage is hard work," "marriage takes sacrifice," ...

Jay Solomon, chief advancement officer of Hillel Ontario, reflects on the evolving strategies for Jewish student engagement on campus. Traditional methods ce...

The article explores the evolving role of scholarly expertise in Jewish studies, contextualized within the broader academic shift from traditional Enlightenm...

This collection of letters engages with key themes from the Winter 2026 issue of Sapir Journal. Jonathan Zemmol critiques Mijal Bitton's essay on the Sephard...

The decline in teaching history within American education, exacerbated by policies like the No Child Left Behind Act, has led to dwindling knowledge among st...

As the Jewish education system, alongside broader American schools, face a profound crisis with teacher shortages and an over-reliance on digital technology,...

Amid increasing cyber threats exacerbated by advancements in artificial intelligence, Jewish organizations are urged to prioritize their digital security alo...

Leaders in Jewish education provide insights on the current state of the field, exploring advancements and challenges across various sectors since the pandem...

The article announces that the Yiddishist Yeshiva is currently accepting registrations, inviting interested individuals to engage with Yiddish culture and ed...

David Bryfman, CEO of The Jewish Education Project, discusses the pivotal role of Jewish education in shaping a future that is wiser than the present. Reflec...

Marion Ashley shares her experiences and challenges in finding the right pediatrician for her three boys, highlighting the significance of choosing a reliabl...

In anticipation of America’s 250th birthday, religious groups are reevaluating foundational American documents through a Jewish lens. The Pardes Institute of...

Rebbetzin Libbi Kakon, a remarkable woman who, alongside her husband Rabbi Chaim Tzvi Kakon, founded a unique yeshiva for deaf and hearing-impaired students,...

The challenge of making Jewish day school education affordable in the U.S. is explored through a comparison with Catholic schools' funding models, as highlig...

A New York University student, Alexander Stepnowsky, is facing serious legal repercussions after reportedly flying a flag featuring antisemitic symbols, incl...

In light of recent events that have intensified the need for strong Jewish identity among American youth, this article argues for the expansion of Jewish day...

Natan Slifkin explores the recurring misinterpretations of Torah laws regarding kosher animals, specifically focusing on the camel's foot, as depicted in Art...

Rebecca Gratz was a pioneering figure in early American Jewish philanthropy and education. Born into a distinguished Jewish family in the revolutionary era, ...

The collection of letters in the Summer 2026 issue addresses various facets of contemporary Jewish life—from financial stress in modern Orthodox and Charedi ...

Amal high schools, such as those in Yanuh Jat and Kisra Samia, play a crucial role in strengthening Druze identity while integrating students into Israel's d...

The video series "Daf Across America" episode featuring North Carolina explores the widespread commitment to Daf Yomi, the practice of studying a page of Tal...

Chaim Trachtman highlights the pedagogical approach of Christine Hayes, a retired Yale professor known for her engaging lectures on the Old Testament. Hayes ...

In an insightful article, Dovid Campbell explores the integration of nature study within Jewish learning, highlighting the teachings of Rabbi Yerucham Levovi...

Rabbi Yael Dadoun argues for reshaping how Israel is discussed, particularly when teaching future generations in Jewish communities. She challenges the preva...

Rivka Bennun Kay explores the challenge of maintaining focus to read long books in an era of distractions. She reflects on her experience of watching a lengt...

Orthodox Jewish families today face significant financial challenges, even with incomes traditionally considered upper middle-class. Rising costs of Orthodox...

In the wake of Hebrew Union College's (HUC) closure of its Cincinnati campus, a new institution, the College for Contemporary Judaism (CCJ), is vying for con...

David N. Myers critiques the federal lawsuits filed against UCLA for alleged antisemitism, particularly under the influence of Trump-era policies that confla...

Yad Vashem, Israel's Holocaust memorial and archive, is establishing its first overseas educational centers in Germany, with locations in Munich and Leipzig....

Burnout among early childhood educators in Jewish settings is a growing concern, exacerbated by longstanding issues of low pay and lack of mental health supp...

Scott McGrath highlights the crucial role of organizational transformation in achieving sustainable fundraising growth at American Friends of Bar-Ilan Univer...

Oakland Hebrew Day School, along with a growing number of Jewish schools, is replacing traditional grading systems with narrative feedback focusing on studen...

This month's "Ask Me Anything" Zoom session will happen today, focusing on a variety of topics relevant to the Jewish community. Previous sessions have inclu...

During times of sustained uncertainty, exacerbated by events like the Oct. 7 attacks and the rise in antisemitism, Jewish learning offers a vital resilience ...

In Israel, the Amal Educational Network is pioneering the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in education through its Pedagogical AI (PAI) initiativ...

The article outlines the Reimagining Israel Education initiative, which seeks to transform Israel education within the Jewish community by developing a compr...

Mishpacha Magazine, a publication strongly aligned with Charedi perspectives, recently featured a cover story on Dr. Paul Vosolov's ambitious plan to create ...

Philanthropy is often viewed as detached from politics, but this perception clashes with reality. In the realm of donor discretion, biases and geopolitical f...

Debates surrounding the intersection of religious rights and civil obligations take center stage in discussions about government funding for religious school...

The Free Press covers a range of stories including Maya Sulkin’s report on Alpha School in San Francisco, which offers a unique educational model without tea...

In the aftermath of the January 2025 Palisades Fire, the Palisades Jewish Early Childhood Center demonstrated resilience and leadership in rebuilding and exp...

Chancellor Shuly Rubin Schwartz of The Jewish Theological Seminary (JTS) clarifies misconceptions about Israeli President Isaac Herzog's role as their commen...

Participation in gap year programs in Israel is rebounding after a dip last year, with over 3,000 Jewish teens enrolling, equaling pre-Oct. 7 levels. Accordi...

Katherine Dee's article highlights the importance of role-playing in childhood development, drawing on the work of developmental psychologists Dorothy and Je...

Hadassah Magazine's latest collection of letters to the editor showcases a vibrant dialogue between readers, reflecting on the diverse topics covered in rece...

Henry Winkler delivered a memorable commencement speech at Emerson College, blending humor and heartfelt advice. Reflecting on his own struggles with academi...

A unique skydiving fundraiser by the Community Scholar Program (CSP) in Southern California highlights innovative approaches to adult Jewish engagement. Five...

Rabbi Menachem Creditor challenges the appropriateness of protesting Israeli President Isaac Herzog’s presence as a commencement speaker at the Jewish Theolo...

Amidst the pressures of modern achievement culture, Jewish teen programs are reconceptualizing their approach to engagement. By recognizing the standards of ...