The author reflects on her experience as a preschool teacher in a Chabad House.

Larry Abrams, the founder of BookSmiles, a nonprofit book bank, was inspired by Chabad and a teenage mom to give away over a million books to children in need.

Phillip Lopate, a renowned essayist and professor, recently retired from Columbia University after a long and successful career.

The discussion in this shiur focuses on whether young men in yeshiva should have a plan for earning a livelihood (parnassah).

The writer reflects on their profound connection to the study of Talmud at the Drisha Institute, where they first encountered the text and discovered their love for learning and teaching Torah.

A young individual finds a job teaching Jewish history through drama at a temple's Sunday school despite having little experience.

The text explores the author's experience teaching Jewish history through drama at a Sunday school, where the director lacked a clear vision of the curriculum.