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In response to ongoing antisemitism concerns on campuses, the City University of New York (CUNY) is intensifying outreach efforts to Jewish high schools, not...

Economist Dan Ben-David highlights Israel's looming existential threat from within, focusing on the Charedi educational system's lack of secular curriculum. ...

Cindy Scarr explores the heartache of a dedicated mother who has diligently followed parenting guides and classes, yet still experiences significant challeng...

In the article "Redefining Rich," Cindy Scarr reflects on the challenge of distinguishing between genuine needs and superficial wants in today's materialisti...

Bar-Ilan University's Sunflower Center is offering a framework for resilience and recovery after the trauma experienced by Israel, especially following the e...

As Thanksgiving approaches, Rivka Bennun Kay reflects on the often passionate and ideological debates at her family's dinner table, touching on topics like p...

Future of Jewish, a publication led by Joshua Hoffman, seeks to enhance understanding of Judaism, Israel, and Jewish life globally. They have removed paywall...

Randi Weingarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers, responds to criticisms at the Jewish Federations of North America's General Assembly, hig...

Eva Illouz, a notable sociologist and public intellectual, recently faced antisemitic actions masked as anti-Zionist sentiment at the Erasmus School in Rotte...

Sarah Hurwitz, an author and former speechwriter for the Obamas, stirred controversy with remarks at the JFNA General Assembly about Holocaust education's ef...

Rabbi Schonfeld and Rabbi Garfield engage in a lively discussion on whether attending a bully's simcha could be a positive experience for children and debate...

The Trump administration's recent decision to merge the U.S. Department of Education into the Department of Labor marks a significant yet symbolic shift in f...

Professor Joel Mokyr, a Nobel laureate in Economic History, is celebrated by many Israelis for his achievements. However, his recent remarks criticizing the ...

Family First Inbox, Issue 970, features letters discussing diverse personal challenges and reflections on societal issues. Topics include the struggles of hi...

A new study by Atra, "From Calling to Career: Mapping the Current State and Future of Rabbinic Leadership," provides valuable insights for organizations supp...

Jewish groups at the University of Pennsylvania are raising concerns over a federal lawsuit filed by the Trump administration's Equal Employment Opportunity ...

The U.S. House Committee on Education and Workforce has launched investigations into three major public school districts—Fairfax County in Virginia, Berkeley...

Denver Jewish Day School (DJDS) is experiencing a significant surge in enrollment, reflecting a broader national trend among Jewish schools post-Oct. 7, attr...

Jewish literacy is essential for embracing the complexity and contradictions inherent in human existence, allowing us to hold multiple truths and resist bina...

Leveraging legal maneuvers in Oklahoma, the National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation is reviving the contentious issue of religious charter school...

Ben Shuldiner, the incoming superintendent of Seattle Public Schools (SPS), aims to transform the district into America's top urban school system. His priori...

The National Ben Gamla Jewish Charter School Foundation is pushing for the creation of a publicly funded virtual Jewish high school in Oklahoma, intended to ...

Jewish education often overlooks the invaluable resource of grandparents, who possess a wealth of cultural stories, traditions, and lived experiences. Rather...

Yiddishkayt LA and New Lehrhaus, two prominent Jewish cultural organizations on the West Coast, have merged to form a stronger institution amidst the modern ...

The article addresses the profound impact of AI technology on historical discourse and public understanding, with AI-generated content blurring the lines bet...

The article discusses the critical nursing shortage in Israel, presenting interventions by the Hadassah Medical Organization (HMO) to address the crisis. Wit...

The Max Fein Vocational High School in Tel Aviv has long served as a nurturing ground for students who struggle with Israel's mainstream educational system d...

The "Ordinary People Extraordinary Stories" podcast, featured on Chabad.org, aims to inspire individuals who might feel like failures by sharing personal sto...

Hillel International's educational approach is scrutinized for potentially prioritizing inclusivity over substantial Jewish content on university campuses. T...

A mother expresses concern about her teenage daughter potentially facing antisemitism at a boarding school in a Bintel column. The daughter, who wears her Je...

Amid growing concerns over antisemitism in K-12 schools, the Forward examines how actions to blame Qatar and teachers' unions are misplaced according to expe...

Touro University, under Jewish auspices, is actively integrating AI across its programs to enhance education and align with Jewish ethical values. The univer...

The video discusses the importance and benefits of therapy for children, emphasizing a holistic approach to mental health within a Jewish context. It highlig...

AI is emerging as a transformative tool in Jewish life, offering novel applications while posing potential challenges to tradition. Key uses include translat...

Amid rising antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment on American college campuses, engaging students through career-oriented experiences offers a promising alt...

JADE, the Jewish Association for Death Education, founded in January 2023 by Susan Kramer and David Zinner, aims to facilitate conversations about death with...

Chabad.org presents a compelling story of resilience and strength in their podcast "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Stories." Though specific details of the e...

As Jewish communities look towards 2050, they face the challenge of re-envisioning education to remain engaging and relevant amidst rapid global changes and ...

In December 1906, Jewish parents in New York City protested against the mandatory participation of their children in school Christmas activities, marking a s...

Northwestern University's course "What is Antisemitism?" led by Professor David Shyovitz, offers a nuanced examination of antisemitism without providing defi...

Julio Frenk reflects on the historical impact of antisemitism on German universities, drawing parallels to the contemporary rise of antisemitism in American ...

University College London (UCL) has barred Samar Maqusi, an academic who repeated antisemitic conspiracy theories such as the blood libel, during a lecture t...

In a bold proposition, the article advocates for a moonshot-style endeavor to promote universal Jewish literacy among North American Jews within two decades,...

The appointment of Günther Jikeli as director of Indiana University's Jewish Studies program, replacing Holocaust scholar Mark Roseman, has sparked significa...

The article discusses the educational challenges faced by Hasidic and haredi yeshivas in New York City, where many schools provide insufficient secular educa...

This video likely explores the unique and joyful aspects of growing up in a Jewish family or community, celebrating cultural and religious traditions such as...

The first comprehensive empirical study of the American rabbinate by the Atra Center for Rabbinic Innovation reveals that the perceived shortage of rabbis is...

Rabbi Garfield and Rabbi Schonfeld engage with listener feedback on the pressures surrounding getting into mesivta, particularly focusing on the concept of t...

In the aftermath of the transformative events in Israel post-October 7th attacks, Jewish educators are evolving the way Israel is taught across North America...

In this contemplative critique, the author argues that American Jewish leadership has neglected the rich content of Jewish civilization, culminating in a gen...