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In the aftermath of the devastation in Israel's Gaza Envelope post-October 7, 2023, a transformative initiative focusing on early childhood education is unde...

Adina H. Frydman of Young Judaea Global reflects on the invigorating impact of engaging with youth, particularly in Zionist contexts. During a teen leadershi...

In the face of increasing antisemitism, as highlighted by recent statistics of anti-Jewish incidents in the U.S., the American Jewish community is urged to r...

PJ Library is taking significant steps to make Jewish holidays more accessible to North American families, particularly those who might feel daunted by tradi...

College athletes are emerging as influential allies in combating antisemitism on university campuses, using their prominence and the NCAA's Name, Image, Like...

In a recent talk, Jerry Seinfeld criticized the "Free Palestine" movement, likening it to a subtler form of hostility towards Jews than the KKK. The article ...

Antisemitism has emerged as a significant issue in the American healthcare system, posing risks not only to Jewish professionals but to patient care as a who...

Amidst discussions regarding the challenges facing the Conservative movement, Beth Tzedec Congregation in Toronto showcases a model of thriving renewal. By e...

As we approach the High Holy Days, the SRE Network introduces "The Torah of SRE," a new resource connecting Jewish values of safety, respect, and equity with...

Marking the fifth anniversary of the Abraham Accords, this article explores their potential as a model to counter antisemitism on college campuses through fo...

The article emphasizes the importance of investing in the college campus ecosystem to ensure it is a safe and supportive environment for Jewish students and ...

The Jim Joseph Foundation is advocating for a broader, more inclusive understanding of Jewish learning impacts. They emphasize moving away from rigid categor...

Drawing inspiration from a Talmudic story that parallels today's polarizing climate, Rabbi Benjamin Berger reflects on the unsettling trend of ideological vi...

In the wake of trauma, such as the October 7, 2023, attack by Hamas on Israel, families often channel their grief into charitable initiatives. Arnold Roth, c...

Rabbi Amy S. Wallk, from Temple Beth El in Springfield, Massachusetts, led a group of diverse public school educators on a trip to Israel. The initiative, su...

Flo Low, founder of Bamah, argues against artist-led boycotts of Israeli arts institutions, advocating instead for artistic engagement that promotes dialogue...

Jewish community relations professionals are facing unprecedented challenges, from rising antisemitism and threats to democracy to internal polarization. The...

Dave Sorani, CEO of the Jewish Grad Organization (JGO), draws inspiration from Red Lobster's corporate resurgence to discuss strategic growth in the Jewish c...

Daphne Macedonia addresses the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, emphasizing the importance of active involvement in Judaism, especially by the young...

Rabbi Joshua Rabin reflects on Conservative Judaism's focus on procedural debates, such as interfaith wedding officiation, arguing these discussions overshad...

Conservative rabbis are independently taking steps to address interfaith family inclusion, despite the formal position of the Conservative movement remaining...

As Israel engaged in the Swords of Iron war, the focus was primarily on physical protection for soldiers, with Jewish communities worldwide raising significa...

Jewish nonprofit leaders are notably unprepared for the integration of AI within their organizations, with only 2% having fully embraced it, despite its pote...

The ongoing gender pay gap in the Jewish nonprofit sector is a critical issue that requires urgent attention and action. Rachel Gildiner, writing for eJewish...

The American Technion Society (ATS) has seen an unexpected surge in planned donations from new donors, including children of Holocaust survivors and disillus...

Amidst increasing antisemitism and societal polarization, Jewish communal professionals face burnout, threatening the infrastructure of Jewish life. Barry Fi...

Elisheva Thompson emphasizes the crucial role of robust organizational systems in supporting Jewish communal professionals. In response to Barry Finestone's ...

In the Jewish nonprofit sector, there is a pressing need to address worker burnout and prioritize the well-being of employees. With many professionals facing...

In "Thanks but no thanks: What Jewish professionals really want," leadership consultant Nahma Nadich articulates the crisis facing Jewish communal profession...

As Labor Day brings attention to the achievements of American workers, a study by the Women's Rabbinic Network exposes critical issues regarding paid leave i...

In an era where community is being redefined by digital platforms, the Jewish community must adapt to engage youth effectively online. As traditional in-pers...

Jewish students in Ontario are increasingly facing antisemitism on university campuses, but many are combating this by embracing their Jewish identity more o...

Nila Rosen, senior director of learning and research at the Foundation for Jewish Camp, explores the evolving expectations of parents for communication from ...

Following allegations of electoral fraud in the recent World Zionist Congress elections, this piece draws on Torah principles to argue for accountability and...

Barry Finestone, CEO of the Jim Joseph Foundation, highlights a looming crisis within the Jewish community: the burnout facing the essential professionals wh...

Increasing numbers of American Jews are searching for meaningful ways to understand Israel, with Jewish texts offering a path forward by integrating these te...

Andrea Freedman discusses the evolving fund-raising strategies within the Jewish community, especially in response to crises such as the recent Oct. 7 attack...

As the High Holidays approach, the role of rabbis in providing moral and spiritual guidance is crucial, especially amid current global and local crises such ...

Jewish summer camps in North America, supported by the Jewish Agency for Israel’s Campers2Gether and Summer Shlichut programs, are creating profound connecti...

Jewish summer camps have historically relied on a strong, unspoken covenant between parents and camp staff, emphasizing trust and autonomy. Over time, this t...

The JCC Maccabi Games serve as a vital venue for Jewish teens, fostering Jewish identity and community engagement, especially for those not involved in other...

Avi S. Olitzky argues for a shift from traditional succession planning to "success planning" in organizations. This approach emphasizes building enduring ins...

Jewish leaders, particularly religious ones, are grappling with unprecedented challenges like rising antisemitism and the pressures following significant eve...

Jewish camps have proven to be pivotal in fostering leadership and community resilience among young people. This summer's challenges, from Middle East confli...

Faced with the challenge of mobilizing a seemingly "lost" generation, Israel sees a potential renewal through the establishment of the Academic Kibbutz. Desp...

A new report by the Cohen Center for Modern Jewish Studies and the Jewish Foundation for Education of Women highlights the challenging experiences of financi...

Jewish tradition emphasizes a balance of Torah, prayer, and acts of loving-kindness. As the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism focuses on social justic...

The economic pressures on middle-class Jewish families in America are severe, driven by high costs associated with Jewish living such as day school tuition, ...

Denver Jewish Day School (DJDS) has successfully piloted an innovative approach to teacher compensation by establishing a teacher salary endowment fund. Amid...

Jewish educators across North America face challenges in teaching about Israel, especially concerning the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, due to a lack of inst...