A Meditation for Educators for Passover
by Jen Anolik I invite you all to close your eyes if you’re comfortable. Take a deep breath in through your nose and out through your mouth. Give your mind permission to think whatever it wants to …
#SederStory
Telling the story at #Passover of the Israelites’ liberation from slavery has inspired generations to work for a better world. This Passover, in this challenging time, we invite you to download our ...
Passover and the “Multi-Generational Self”
So much about Passover is likely to be different this year for most of us—and yet, this fundamental idea will be exactly the same. We are commanded to tell our children and to remind ourselves of wh...
COVID-19: Moving Traditions is With You
Moving Traditions has resources for you and your community during this extraordinary time....
Adapting Online Curriculum: A Poem & A Meditation
And they assembled
And Moses said dayam: enough.
Enough, enough....
This Passover, Share Your Story and Inspire Resilience
Youth who know more family stories—including about overcoming challenges—show higher well-being, with higher self-esteem, academic and social competence, and fewer behavior problems....
Four of My Favorite Jewish Texts for Teaching About Disease
What sources do we, as Jewish educators, draw from when encountered with a global pandemic?...
Blessing for B-Mitzvah Impacted by the Coronavirus
Mazal Tov to you and your family. Know that your family and friends, those who are near and those who are farther than they wanted to be are celebrating you today. And our Jewish community and world i...
Teens and Coronavirus: Living Life During a Pandemic
A resource to help youth explore how the virus affects their lives, and to give educators tips for how to lead session for teens online....
Youth Mental Health First Aid Training
Youth Mental Health First Aid training, an 5-hour online certification course through the National Council of Behavioral Health....