By equipping and empowering educators, we lay the foundation for young people to thrive as Jews and individuals in the world, even during challenging times. Together, we work to ensure a vibrant Jewish educational landscape for all.
Opportunities for Involvement
Complementary Perspectives: A Camp and Congregation Hanukkah Collaboration
Educators will collaborate in small group networks to plan engaging Hanukkah experiences for the COVID-19 era.
Adapting: Jewish Education and the Ballot Box
What obligation do Jewish educators have in preparing children to become active citizens? Aaron Dorfman of the Lippman Kanfer Foundation for Living Torah, and Dr. Tamara Mann Tweel of the Teagle Foundation will discuss this question and more on the next episode of Adapting: The Future of Jewish Education.
The Annual Yeshiva Day School Conference
Educators from day schools and yeshivot in greater New York City will participate in a day of professional development and learning at the annual Yeshiva Day School Conference.
I've been impressed with how this agency has pivoted quickly to support educators and youth professionals not just in New York, but throughout the world, as we collectively navigate and experiment with distance Jewish learning and engagement.
I am grateful to have the support of The Jewish Education Project. It has provided me with larger networks to feel connected to and individualized support.
Impact Spotlight
Young Pioneers Award Recipient 2020 Lauren Belferder
Lauren Belferder is the Director of Youth Engagement at Temple Sinai of Roslyn on Long Island.
Board Reflections: Martine Fleishman
During these challenging times, we will continue to inspire and empower educators.
See the world through a teen's eyes
The Jewish Education Project provides teens with the tools to navigate today’s complex world.
