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Beyond Zoom-Mitzvah: B’nai Mitzvah Education in 2020-21
We hope that you will join us to learn more about the role that the Moving Traditions' B'nai Mitzvah program can play in supporting b'nai mitzvah families and hear how clergy and educators are success...
Responsive Curriculum Sample: Racial Justice: Rage, Riots, and Righteousness
Responsive curriculum sample on how to process the murder of George Floyd and the protests and riots that followed....
Statement in Memory of George Floyd and in Solidarity with those Fighting Racism
Let us teach our youth to recognize that the world rests on “justice, on truth and on peace” (Pirkei Avot 1:17). May we cease standing on the blood of our neighbors (Leviticus 19:16), instead doin...
5 Tips for Holding a Successful Online Rite-of-Passage Celebration
By Jen Anolik, Jim Joseph Foundation Blog, May 27, 2020
At a time when in-person graduations and end-of-year events have been cancelled, teens are missing out on important rite-of-pa...Moving Traditions Adapts to Pandemic
Jewish Exponent, May 21, 2020
While Moving Traditions programming is usually centered on in-person gatherings, virtual meetups and training sessions were becoming more common before ...Webinars on Adapting Curriculum to an Online Platform
Straightforward tricks for how to turn in-person curriculum into web-based learning, so partners can continue providing Jewish preteens and teens with their B'nai Mitzvah, Rosh Hodesh, Shevet and Tzel...
Short and Simple Zoom How-To Videos
Learn how to annotate, use the chat functions and breakout rooms....
What’s Possible Online?
Alisha Pedowitz and Rabbi Daniel Brenner facilitate a conversation for camp professionals about the possibilities for virtual camp in 2020
...Prolonged Stress? Oh Yes! Achieving Homeostasis While Staying at Home
Excerpt from our responsive curriculum. This session helps participants reflect on how their minds and bodies are responding to the prolonged stress and uncertainty of the pandemic. They will explor...