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Spotlight on Jewish Family and Children’s Services (JFCS)
JFCS’ YouthFirst program helps teens develop the necessary life skills to move into young adulthood smoothly, successfully, and responsibly through… -
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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… - 02 Feb 2021
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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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Beyond Bubble Baths and Breathing: Teen Mental Health Series for Parents and Educators
Taught by Melissa Kelley, LMFT and Shari Grande, LCSW Join us online for this 2-part series taught by Melissa Kelley,… -
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Spotlight on Tivnu Gap Year
The Tivnu Gap Year is nine months of hands-on Jewish social justice engagement. Participants create a community living together, discovering… -
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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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Tips of the Trade: Talking with Parents about Special Needs
Tips of the Trade: Talking with Parents about Special Needs with Dr. David Neufeld and Ryan Berman, MSW We invite…
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Tips of the Trade: Best Practices from Experts working with Students with Special Needs. We invite you to join us for this comprehensive series of five workshops that addresses ways to support a variety of student populations in educational settings.
February sessions are presented in collaboration with Jewish Disability Advocacy Month (JDAM) “From Empowerment to Advocacy” (www.jewishtogether.org/JDAM)
The reading — and discussing — of literature is an excellent way to stay centered and engaged, especially in an increasingly chaotic world. Social connection is even more essential while we’re forced to maintain physical distance during the COVID-19 crisis.
This workshop will offer valuable tips, whether you’re starting a new group or retooling an existing group, whether your group prefers short stories, novels, memoirs, or nonfiction. Join the workshop on January 24th at 2pm!