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Shabbat Shalom: I would bring a hand drum
Source: Jewish Colorado
I have been given a gift from JEWISHcolorado through the Jewish Learning Collaborative to study Torah with an educator every week. This week before Pesach, my teacher, whom I also consider to be my dear friend, was offering ideas of how to make our seder more meaningful.
Evolution of Jewish Young Adult Engagement
Source: Jim Joseph Foundation
Whereas seven years ago our service was inspired by Jewish values; today our participants are really asking for and engaging with their Judaism in a much more serious way. They’re asking big questions like, “What does Jewish wisdom say about my role as a Jew, my responsibility to my community?” “How do I grapple with universal and particular commitments”?
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Jewish Learning Collaborative Evaluation
Source: Jewish Learning Collaborative
The Jewish Learning Collaborative (JLC) demonstrates a powerful model for professional development that simultaneously strengthens Jewish knowledge, fosters personal growth, and enhances organizational capacity. The findings underscore JLC's potential as both a professional development resource and a catalyst for organizational culture change.
Jewish Learning Collaborative: 2024 in Review
Source: Jewish Learning Collaborative
In a year of deep reckoning for the global Jewish people, the Jewish Learning Collaborative (JLC) made great progress toward our goal of unlocking access, connection, and personal relevance of Jewish learning for our community’s leaders...
Creating part-time Jewish education that inspires
Source: E Jewish Philanthropy
Why are you here? What is your purpose, your “why,” the thing that gets you up in the morning and keeps you up at night? This question needs to be posed to and answered by every organization that looks to engage Jews so they can focus on what’s truly important to them and attract people who feel the same.
Rediscovering Jewish Identity: Ilana’s Journey Through Service and Leadership
Source: Repair the World
If you’d told me in Hebrew school that I’d willingly pick it up again, I wouldn’t have believed you,” she jokes. “But now, it feels like a way to reclaim a piece of my identity.