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In an era defined by digital convenience, Judaism faces the risk of losing its active, embodied traditions. With Jewish texts and rituals increasingly perfor...

Dara Horn reflects on her journey toward addressing antisemitism through education, after the publication of her book "People Love Dead Jews." She argues tha...

A new curriculum from Melton, called "What's Mine is Yours," is innovatively designed to offer advanced Jewish learning experiences to adults with intellectu...

Vanderbilt University has initiated an inquiry into a mathematics lecturer, Tekin Karada, over a controversial classroom slide referencing the Israeli-Palest...

Rabbi Gordon's Torah classes, despite being recorded over a decade ago, still resonate with many individuals, transforming lives and deepening spiritual prac...

Emily Tamkin argues that the current strategies to combat antisemitism need significant rethinking, focusing on media literacy, revising Holocaust education,...

Jewish students, including University of Maryland's Tekoa Sultan-Reisler and Harvard's Tova Kaplan, voiced concerns to the US Commission on Civil Rights abou...

Orthodox Jews are actively sharing Torah knowledge with non-Orthodox Jews through programs like Partners Detroit and TorahMates. These initiatives offer stru...

Joshua Hoffman explores the evolving challenges of Jewish education regarding the memory of the Holocaust and its role in the narrative of Jewish identity an...

The article from eJewishPhilanthropy addresses the evolving role of the Haredi community in Israel, particularly in terms of military service. While traditio...

Bethany S. Mandel advocates for homeschooling as a viable educational path for American Jewish families, especially in light of the rising costs of private J...

The recent federal investigation into campus antisemitism has sparked fierce debate between Trump and Biden administration officials over the enforcement of ...

Investing in Jewish Early Childhood Education (ECE) is crucial to maintaining active Jewish communities. The article highlights how closures of Jewish presch...

This episode explores the growing influence of Western campus culture on Indian youth and its potential impact on the Indian-Israeli partnership. The discuss...

Rabbi Joshua Cahan advocates for a revitalized approach to tefillah (prayer) in Jewish day schools and camps, suggesting it should be an integral part of bot...

In this installment of the podcast series The Learning Curve, hosts Rabbi Schonfeld and Rabbi Garfield navigate the practical challenges faced by parents and...

Glenn Dynner's book, "The Light of Learning: Hasidism in Poland on the Eve of the Holocaust," as reviewed by Jon Kelsen, explores the pivotal role of Hasidic...

Cindy Scarr's article challenges the pervasive myth that mothers are solely to blame for their children's problems, using the story of Mimi, a mother whose s...

Cindy Scarr argues for the spiritual and social merits of the post-high school seminary experience in Eretz Yisrael for Jewish young women. These programs no...

Miryam Swerdlov is an engaging personality known for her dynamic storytelling and deep insights into Jewish life and tradition. Often speaking about her expe...

With the aging population of Holocaust survivors posing a challenge to traditional Holocaust education, new initiatives are leveraging AI technology to prese...

Rabbi Yehoshua B. Gordon, affectionately known as Rabbi Josh, made a profound impact on countless individuals through his Torah classes, even a decade after ...

Rabbi Joshua Rabin explores the innovative model of the Jewish Kids Groups (JKG) and their Jewish Afterschool Accelerator (JASA) program in Atlanta, emphasiz...

Israel is confronting a severe mental health crisis exacerbated by recent attacks and ongoing tension. While the clinical mental health system is overwhelmed...

In the fifth episode of the Forverts podcast, the discussion centers on Jewish education, exploring its significance in maintaining cultural identity and com...

Hillel Rapp examines the core values shaping Jewish high school education, emphasizing four pillars: mental wellness, social connection, inspiration, and aca...

In the UK, the National Education Union, the largest teaching union, has come under scrutiny for its perceived anti-Israel stance and the manner in which it ...

Columbia University faces controversy over its attempt to reshape Middle Eastern studies in response to losing significant federal funding over antisemitism ...

An inspiring story from "Mishpacha," this article recounts the journey of a young camp attendee whose initial disappointment at not receiving a prize due to ...

The Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board has denied an application from the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation to establish a virtual Jew...

The Oklahoma Statewide Charter School Board unanimously denied an application by the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation to establish a virtu...

In an effort to standardize education, Texas is considering a legislative move to make key Jewish texts, including Anne Frank's diary and Elie Wiesel's "Nigh...

The Jewish Digital Summit, organized by 70 Faces Media, is returning for its fourth year with a focus on enhancing digital engagement within the Jewish commu...

The ongoing legal battle over prayer in public schools is resurfacing, as several states propose new legislation to introduce Christian prayer time despite t...

The Teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) program, championed by The Jewish Education Project and BeWell, empowers Jewish teens to recognize mental health iss...

For many Jewish teens, the aftermath of the Super Bowl spotlights an everyday battle with antisemitism, as highlighted by a poignant Super Bowl ad from Rober...

Robert Zaretsky, a historian specializing in modern France, discusses the troubling parallels between recent academic policies in Texas and historical events...

Adam Hummel challenges the traditional approach Jewish educators often take when teaching about Israel, which simplifies narratives and suppresses questionin...

In this provocative piece, Alexander Hope reflects on the peculiar experience of attending a graduate-level nutrition class taught by a non-nutritionist with...

This lecture series from Lander College for Men, part of Touro University, focuses on the impact and opportunities of artificial intelligence (AI) in Jewish ...

Elizabeth Banks has been inspired by the wisdom of bar and bat mitzvah celebrations, sharing insights gained from these events with her followers. Recently, ...

Episode 8 of Mishpacha Magazine’s podcast features Rabbis Garfiel and Schonfeld addressing various listener queries from mail and voicemails. The discussion ...

Rabbi Shmaryahu (Sidney) Meltzer, ZTL, was fondly remembered by a former student from his time at HTC's Yeshiva High School. The author reflects on their edu...

Leo Pearlman's essay sharply critiques the Palestinian education system for indoctrinating children with antisemitic and violent ideologies. Drawing from a r...

Ramah Day Camp Greater DC, under Rabbi Jill Levy's leadership, faces a registration waitlist challenge that underscores a deeper issue of Jewish continuity. ...

The article discusses a new curriculum, "HaTikvah: Our Hope for Israel," designed to enhance Israel education for fourth and fifth graders by focusing on bui...

In "Real Intelligence in the Age of AI," Cindy Scarr explores the essential link between identity and intelligence, emphasizing the importance of recognizing...

Addressing a parent's concern about their suddenly anxious toddler, this article reassures that heightened anxiety is common around age two due to increased ...

Natan Slifkin reflects on his experience visiting a hesder yeshiva in Akko during a Shabbaton, highlighting the contrast between the educational approaches o...

Julian Alper recounts his youthful memories of sitting beside an elderly man, affectionately called "Mr. K," during synagogue services. Mr. K, along with his...