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?...

What sources do we, as Jewish educators, draw from when encountered with a global pandemic?...

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...

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, an 5-hour online certification course through the National Council of Behavioral Health....

A timely resource to help Jewish youth look at the roots of antisemitism, explore their feelings, and think through how they might respond....

Challenges facing youth are greater than ever—and anxiety rates are spiking. From growing pressure on academic achievement, to the 24/7 cycle of social media, to the rise of hate speech and violence...

Today, the challenges for Jewish youth are greater than ever– together we are helping pre-teens and teens to navigate these challenges and to flourish. Dear Moving Traditions Friends, Partners, and …

We approach the one-year anniversary of the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh with deep sadness about the terrible loss of life and the terrifying resurgence of anti-Semitism...

At Moving Traditions, not all those leading the educational programs are professional Jewish educators. Rabbis, cant...
Havruta A form of Jewish study in which 2 people study a text together. The pair sit and read the text together discuss its meaning and, perhaps, explore broader questions about life that the text rai…