Why I Support Moving Traditions
"Their respective groups provided a safe haven from the drama of cliques and their day-to-day lives. The issues discussed in their groups ran the gamut: from body image and friendship and family, to c...
Annual Report 2015-2016
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$4 million matching grant aims to engage L.A. Jewish teens
With the support of a more than $4 million matching grant from the Jim Joseph Foundation, The Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles is developing the Los Angeles Jewish Teen Initiative as part of a...
How Judaism Made Me A Feminist by Maya Rubin
Riverdale Country School Freshman, and Rosh Hodesh participant Maya Rubin explains how Judaism made her a feminist....
A Philadelphia Celebration of Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing!
Thank you! On November 10th 2015 Moving Traditions celebrated the past present and future of Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! and honored the foremothers who created and fostered the program. Rosh Ho…
Deep Reflection: An Accounting of the Soul
This year, we suggest that you use the questions below to guide your own heshbon hanefesh. You can read and consider them during High Holiday services, or take turns answering questions with ...
Women of Vision Foundation Awards Transformative Grants
Moving Traditions is thrilled to announce that Women of Vision, the Jewish Women’s Foundation of Greater Philadelphia, has awarded a grant of $36,000 to help us develop and test “Healthy Sexualit...
Sample Group Leader Job Posting
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Group Leaders Wanted! Do you enjoy working to build self esteem and Jewish identity in adolescents?...
Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! Has Arrived in Israel
The largely popular Moving Tradition’s Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! has hit the Israeli scene. Known by many throughout North American Jewry, Moving Tradition’s program has captivate...
Moving Traditions Policy Regarding Transgender Youth
Moving Traditions is strongly committed to making it possible for any girl-identified teen who wants to join a Rosh Hodesh group and any boy-identified teen who wants to join a Shevet group, to do so...