eJewishPhilanthropy Leadership isn’t a position — it’s an attitude  19 Apr
The article discusses the contemporary crisis of trust in leaders across political, corporate, and religious spheres, emphasizing the need for a new attitude...
19 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Fostering strong workplace culture to weather tumultuous times 18 Apr
In response to the challenges faced by the Jewish community since October, including antisemitism and polarization, it is essential for Jewish organizations ...
18 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Fostering strong workplace culture to weather tumultuous times 18 Apr
Amid challenging times since October, Jewish organizations face a turbulent period marked by tragedy, rising antisemitism, and shifting priorities. In respon...
18 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The power of a teen’s $25 to change a community 17 Apr
Lily Messing, a high school senior from Tucson, Arizona, founded 100+ Teens Who Care to empower high school students to collectively donate $25 each at quart...
17 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The power of a teen’s $25 to change a community 17 Apr
Lily Messing, a high school senior in Tucson, Arizona, founded 100+ Teens Who Care to empower teenagers to make a collective impact through philanthropy with...
17 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Why volunteering as an older adult elevates both individuals and nonprofits 16 Apr
Volunteering as an older adult, as seen through the lens of individuals like Chava David and Reta Fivish at Yad Sarah, not only benefits the recipients of th...
16 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Why volunteering as an older adult elevates both individuals and nonprofits 16 Apr
Volunteering as an older adult not only benefits individuals like Chava David and Reta Fivish by improving their physical and mental health, but also adds va...
16 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The end of history and the donning of the kittel 15 Apr
The article reflects on Francis Fukuyama's idea of the "end of history" as the final evolution to liberal democracy, which has been challenged by recent even...
15 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The end of history and the donning of the kittel 15 Apr
In this piece, Mark Charendoff reflects on the concept of history as explored by Francis Fukuyama's "The End of History?" and its relevance to current events...
15 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy We need to invest in our Yodas 12 Apr
At a crucial moment for the Jewish community, Rabbi Josh Feigelson emphasizes the need to invest in supporting our rabbis, cantors, and spiritual leaders, wh...
12 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy We need to invest in our Yodas 12 Apr
Rabbi Josh Feigelson emphasizes the need to invest in supporting rabbis, cantors, and spiritual leaders, who serve as essential guides and mentors for the Je...
12 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Our moment is now 12 Apr
The text emphasizes the importance of Jewish camps as a vital tool for building a vibrant Jewish future, especially in the face of recent hardships and chall...
12 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Our moment is now 12 Apr
The text emphasizes the importance of Jewish camps in fostering a vibrant Jewish future and addressing challenges faced by Jewish youth, such as rising anxie...
12 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Visiting Israel post-10/7: Learning humility  11 Apr
After a recent visit to Israel post-10/7, a Rabbi reflects on conversations with Israeli cab drivers, survivors of the war with Hamas, and displaced Israelis...
11 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Visiting Israel post-10/7: Learning humility  11 Apr
The author reflects on his recent visit to Israel post-10/7, where he engaged with Israeli cabbies and locals affected by the conflict, such as relatives of ...
11 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Pittsburgh Strong: A city of collaboration and resilience 10 Apr
The text discusses the resilience and collaboration within Pittsburgh's Jewish community following various challenges including the Tree of Life synagogue sh...
10 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Pittsburgh Strong: A city of collaboration and resilience 10 Apr
The article discusses Pittsburgh's resilience and collaboration following challenges such as the Tree of Life synagogue massacre, the COVID-19 pandemic, and ...
10 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Strategic compassion: Infusing ‘Hineni’ into the heart of Jewish philanthropy 10 Apr
The article discusses the balance between strategy and compassion in Jewish philanthropy. It points out the challenges faced by local foundations in allocati...
10 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Strategic compassion: Infusing ‘Hineni’ into the heart of Jewish philanthropy 10 Apr
The discussion delves into the intersection of strategy and compassion in Jewish philanthropy, emphasizing the importance of incorporating the concept of Hin...
10 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The power of partnerships — especially now  9 Apr
Jacob Feinspan, the executive director of Jews United for Justice, highlights the importance of partnerships and support within the Jewish community, emphasi...
9 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The power of partnerships — especially now  9 Apr
Jacob Feinspan, the executive director of Jews United for Justice, reflects on the power of partnerships in the Jewish community, emphasizing the support and...
9 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The growing disconnect between American Jews and mainstream Jewish organizations 9 Apr
David Bernstein discusses the growing divide between American Jews and mainstream Jewish organizations, particularly regarding support for Diversity, Equity,...
9 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy The growing disconnect between American Jews and mainstream Jewish organizations 9 Apr
The disconnect between American Jews and mainstream Jewish organizations is highlighted by discussions on supporting Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) p...
9 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Jewish leadership, made in Britain 8 Apr
The article discusses Jewish leadership in the U.K., focusing on a study conducted by United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA) and the Jewish Leadership Council (J...
8 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Jewish leadership, made in Britain 8 Apr
A recent study conducted by Rosov Consulting for the United Jewish Israel Appeal (UJIA) and the Jewish Leadership Council (JLC) in the U.K. aimed to assess J...
8 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A lesson from Jewish Rome 8 Apr
In a reflection on Jewish communities and tendencies towards change, the author recounts an encounter in Rome where a young Roman Jew expressed dissatisfacti...
8 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A lesson from Jewish Rome 8 Apr
Joshua Spinner reflects on a meeting in Rome where a young Roman Jew expressed contentment with complaining about Jewish life for 2,000 years without wanting...
8 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Our kids remain unprepared during this unprecedented time. We need to fix that. 5 Apr
As the Jewish community faces a rise in antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiments, there is a growing need to better educate Jewish students on these issues. A...
5 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Our kids remain unprepared during this unprecedented time. We need to fix that. 5 Apr
The Jewish community is currently witnessing a surge in antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiments, exacerbated by recent events like the Hamas massacre in Isra...
5 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy We’re permanently seeing red 4 Apr
The text responds to Barry Finestone's article on Jewish workforce challenges, discussing the unsustainable stress and demands faced by Jewish communal profe...
4 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy We’re permanently seeing red 4 Apr
The article responds to Barry Finestone's piece on addressing challenges in the Jewish communal workforce, focusing on the stress and exhaustion faced by pro...
4 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy More than a history lesson: Reflections from a campus tour 3 Apr
Manashe Khaimov reflects on his personal journey as a Jewish immigrant from Samarkand, Uzbekistan, highlighting the historical and cultural richness of Sepha...
3 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy More than a history lesson: Reflections from a campus tour 3 Apr
The text reflects the experiences of a Jewish individual from Samarkand, Uzbekistan, emphasizing the historical and cultural significance of Sephardic and Mi...
3 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy ‘I belong nowhere’: Conversations with unaffiliated Jews post-Oct. 7 2 Apr
Rabbi David Levin-Kruss engages with unaffiliated Jews struggling post-Oct. 7, who seek support after feeling abandoned by their progressive networks followi...
2 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy ‘I belong nowhere’: Conversations with unaffiliated Jews post-Oct. 7 2 Apr
Rabbi David Levin-Kruss discusses conversations with unaffiliated Jews post-Oct. 7, highlighting their feelings of not belonging anywhere due to political an...
2 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Everything has changed, and nothing has changed, all at the same time  2 Apr
The work of promoting Israel education has undergone changes and remained unwavering despite recent events, emphasizing adaptability and the importance of en...
2 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Everything has changed, and nothing has changed, all at the same time  2 Apr
The field of Israel education, as highlighted by The iCenter's work and researcher Shelley Billig's report, emphasizes a learner-centered approach that incor...
2 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A place to call home 1 Apr
The text challenges stereotypes about the Jewish community, highlighting the pervasive need and vast challenges faced by individuals, including hidden vulner...
1 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy A place to call home 1 Apr
The article emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and addressing the diverse challenges within the Jewish community, challenging stereotypes of uniform ...
1 Apr
eJewishPhilanthropy Revisiting ‘the Jewish Contract with America’ 29 Mar
The article discusses the historical and unique relationship between Jews and America, highlighting elements of the Jewish Contract with America such as the ...
29 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Revisiting ‘the Jewish Contract with America’ 29 Mar
The text discusses the historical connection between Jews and America through the "Jewish Contract with America," highlighting key aspects such as the absenc...
29 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy In defense of the congregational rabbinate 29 Mar
The article defends the congregational rabbinate amidst a perceived crisis in synagogue engagement in the U.S. It highlights the unique roles and connections...
29 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy In defense of the congregational rabbinate 29 Mar
The article defends the importance of congregational rabbis in Jewish life, highlighting the deep connections and enduring relationships they create with the...
29 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Receiving stories and wrestling with pedagogic tensions post-Oct. 7 28 Mar
Jewish educators post-Oct. 7 grappled with addressing antisemitism, the Israel-Hamas war, and pedagogic dilemmas, leading to the Reform Educators Mission to ...
28 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Combating campus antisemitism: A call for decisive action in America’s universities 28 Mar
In response to the resurgence of antisemitism on American college campuses, Mike Leven, founder of The Jewish Future Promise, emphasizes the urgent need for ...
28 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy American Jewish philanthropists should put their own oxygen masks on first 27 Mar
In a thought-provoking essay, the authors urge American Jewish philanthropists to prioritize their own security and well-being amid rising threats by adoptin...
27 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Purim, Pesach and prosemitism 27 Mar
Amidst the Purim-to-Pesach holiday season, Rabbi Moshe Hauer reflects on the current prevalence of prosemitism and its impact on Jewish identity. Conversing ...
27 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Exploring enrollment in congregational education: Research findings provide insights beyond the numbers 26 Mar
A recent research study by the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland delved into congregational education enrollment trends, finding a national decline of 41%...
26 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Funders supported Israel in crisis. Now we need to help build a better future. 25 Mar
In the aftermath of terrorist attacks in Israel, the Jewish philanthropic community mobilized emergency aid and disaster-relief efforts to support the countr...
25 Mar
eJewishPhilanthropy Purim 2024: Can we really be happy? 22 Mar
As Purim approaches amidst times of war and tragedy, the challenge of balancing joy with pain is daunting for many. This year, the celebrations are shadowed ...
22 Mar