Yahrzeit: Remembering October 7th

To help Jewish youth process the upcoming two-year anniversary of October 7, Moving Traditions has released a new curricular session to help teens mark the moment. We are continuing to develop new mat…

Tashlich with Teens

Tashlich is a High Holiday ritual of throwing into a river breadcrumbs (or an ecologically friendly alternative, such as rice paper), as a symbolic casting out of our misdeeds from the past year....

Resources from Parenting Anxious Teens

On Sept. 11, Moving Traditions hosted Parenting Anxious Teens: Jewish Approaches to Resilience, a webinar for parents of Jewish youth. Together with a panel of experts, we discussed strategies parents…

State of the Union – July 2025

By Shuli Karkowsky, CEO of Moving Traditions At Moving Traditions, we often reference “Jewish time.” Most often, “Jewish time” means organizing our lives according to the sacred flow of the Je…

Rosh Hodesh at Camp

Support the wellbeing of your campers this summer: add Rosh Hodesh programming for FREE! Moving Traditions’ Rosh Hodesh program for girls and nonbinary teens creates opportunities for sacred, suppor…

Summer Listening List

Check out this list of podcasts we’re listening to at Moving Traditions, full of recommendations for parents and educators of Jewish youth. If you’d rather have a book in your hands, check out…

Reflections on Juneteenth

by Beckee Birger, Director of DEIJ Initiatives My daughter and I read a book called Juneteenth For Mazie. It’s a sweet story about how a young girl named Mazie learns about her great-grandpa Mose an…