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2020
American Jews and the Civil Rights Movement
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Dec
2020
Service Learning Immersive – Textual Relevance
This professional development immersive aims to expand the knowledge and the skills of Jewish professionals working with teenagers who provide… -
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Dec
2020
Expanding Your Reach
National Learning & Networking Series For Youth Professionals & Educators Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your… -
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Dec
2020
The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902: Immigrant Housewives and the Riots That Shook New York City
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Dec
2020
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) will be offered virtually beginning in August 2020. This training is designed to teach… -
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Dec
2020
Honey on the Page: A Treasury of Yiddish Children’s Literature
To register for this program, please click here. To order a copy of Honey on the Page: A Treasury of… - 10 Dec 2020
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Dec
2020
The Memory of al-Andalus After 1492
Click here to register for this event. How do different communities remember their past? The Iberian Peninsula under Islamic rule,… -
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Dec
2020
Hope and Possibility in Uncertain Times- For Educators and Parents
Harriet Rossetto, Douglas Rosen and Rabbi Joseph Shamash will engage with participants in an interactive discussion unpacking and exploring the… -
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Dec
2020
Songs in Dark Times: Yiddish Poetry of Struggle from Scottsboro to Palestine
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Dec
2020
Supporting Diverse Learners
We invite teachers with 0-5 years of experience in Jewish educational settings to join our community of learners for a… -
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Dec
2020
The Lost World of African-American Cantors: 1920-1953
Click here to register for this event. While the history of Black-Jewish cultural interaction generally focuses on how Jews adopted… -
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Jan
2021
Genealogy Clinic: Brainstorming with the Mavens
Whether you’re trying to find your great-grandmother’s elusive hometown or your grandfather’s passenger manifest, you can bring your questions related… -
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Jan
2021
Expanding Your Reach
National Learning & Networking Series For Youth Professionals & Educators Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your… -
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Jan
2021
Drop-In Book Discussion: The Color of Water by James McBride
Click here to register. Lashon Daley will lead a discussion of James McBride’s The Color of Water: A Black Man’s… -
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2021
Apocalypse Now, Apocalypse Then: The End of Times in Jewish Texts
To register for this program, please click here. Beginning with the great flood and following Jewish thought on the end… - 15 Jan 2021
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Jan
2021
Service Learning Immersive – Creating the Experience
This professional development immersive aims to expand the knowledge and the skills of Jewish professionals working with teenagers who provide… -
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2021
Italian Illuminated Ketubot
To register for this program, please click here. The Jews of Italy are known for their magnificent illuminated ketubot (marriage… - 02 Feb 2021
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Feb
2021
One Bay One Book Drop-In Discussion for Educators
Please click here to register. A project of the Jewish Community Library, One Bay One Book is a year-long conversation… -
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Feb
2021
Expanding Your Reach
National Learning & Networking Series For Youth Professionals & Educators Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your… -
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Feb
2021
“Speculum in One Hand and Typewriter in Other”: Jewish Voices and Views from the Women’s Health Movement
Click here to register for this event. Blending the politics of second wave feminism with consumer rights activism, the women’s… -
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Feb
2021
Leading Change with a Creativity Mindset
How do you take a cataclysm and make it a catalyst? We believe the answer to this question involves engaging… -
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Feb
2021
Service Learning Immersive – Pre, During and Post
This professional development immersive aims to expand the knowledge and the skills of Jewish professionals working with teenagers who provide… -
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Feb
2021
Classroom Management
We invite teachers with 0-5 years of experience in Jewish educational settings to join our community of learners for a… -
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Mar
2021
Service Learning Immersive – The Business of Social Change
This professional development immersive aims to expand the knowledge and the skills of Jewish professionals working with teenagers who provide… - 02 Mar 2021
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Mar
2021
Youth Mental Health First Aid
Youth Mental Health First Aid (YMHFA) will be offered virtually beginning in August 2020. This training is designed to teach… -
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Mar
2021
Expanding Your Reach
National Learning & Networking Series For Youth Professionals & Educators Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your… - 11 Mar 2021
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Apr
2021
Expanding Your Reach
National Learning & Networking Series For Youth Professionals & Educators Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your… - 06 Apr 2021
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Apr
2021
Parents as Partners
We invite teachers with 0-5 years of experience in Jewish educational settings to join our community of learners for a… -
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Apr
2021
Service Learning Immersive – Politics, Advocacy, and Me
This professional development immersive aims to expand the knowledge and the skills of Jewish professionals working with teenagers who provide… - 29 Apr 2021
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2021
Expanding Your Reach
National Learning & Networking Series For Youth Professionals & Educators Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your… -
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May
2021
Service Learning Immersive – Facilitating the Day
This professional development immersive aims to expand the knowledge and the skills of Jewish professionals working with teenagers who provide… - 21 May 2021
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The Great Kosher Meat War of 1902 tells the twin stories of uneducated but deeply observant female immigrants who discover their collective power as consumers, and of the Midwestern meatpacking cartel that conspired to keep prices high. Anticipating both the consumer movement and contemporary Jewish activism, these women organized themselves into a potent fighting force.
Join author Scott D. Seligman on December 6th at 2pm for this event!
Introducing a year-long series for youth professionals to fuel your engagement work. Join colleagues both familiar and new every on the first Thursday of each month for free workshops and expert-led sessions.
First session is on December 3rd at 1pm!