Moving Traditions is proud to announce 52 newly selected 2022-2023 Kol Koleinu Teen Fellows from across the United States.
Moving Tradition’s Meyer-Gottesman Kol Koleinu Teen Feminist Fello...
Teens today have questions, concerns, and feelings about their rights and health. Join Moving Traditions on July 14 for a webinar: Talking with Teens....
Last week, ironically under the façade of an originalist interpretation that honors history, the conservative justices of the United States Supreme Court spat upon legal precedent, upon decades and d...
Teens today have questions, concerns, and feelings about their rights and health. Join Moving Traditions on July 14 for a webinar: Talking with Teens....
June 2, 2022, The Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle
The policy addresses several practice and operation areas such as registration, confidentiality and pronouns and names as they ...
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, ...
