By Rabbi Daniel Brenner
May 25, 2022, Forward
In recent weeks, the Jewish community learned about a lawsuit involving a camper who sexually assaulted another camper at Camp Ramah in the Berkshires ...
Moving Traditions, Keshet, and Response for Teens have teamed up to host three sessions for those parenting Jewish LGBTQ+ children and teens....
As many of our teen groups and B-Mitzvah groups' time together ends for the year, group leaders may be looking for a way to imbue the final sessions with a sense of reflecti...
Many teens have watched the war in Ukraine unfold on social media—on Instagram, TikTok, and Reddit. They have seen remnants of razed buildings, Ukrainian refugees crowding onto trains, men hugging t...
By Julia White, Kol Koleinu Fellow
April 13, 2022, The Jewish News of Northern California
As a Bay Area teen, I am lucky enough to live in a community that contains bountiful diversity in all forms, ...
Yerushah (“inheritance” in Hebrew), is a reimagined Passover Haggadah created by Julia White, a 2021-2022 Meyer-Gottesman Kol Koleinu Teen Feminist Fellowship. Download the sneak peek resources be...
On April 10, 2022 at 12:00 p.m. ET, Project Kesher (PK) leaders from the US, Ukraine, and Israel will host PK's 28th Annual Global Women’s Seder via Zoom....
Moving Traditions invites you to use our new 2022 Passover Seder supplement to explore the power of narratives this year by asking the following questions at your Seder, making sure that young people ...
From our “Demystifying Teen Language on Gender” webinar, we offer the following resources for parents and educators for understanding teen language on gender: what it represents, and why it matter...
By Rabbi Tamara Cohen in eJewish Philanthropy
The Torah portion for this week, Tzav, begins its list of the rules of various sacrifices with one called an “olah” translated by Everett Fox as ...
