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…
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 ...
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...
Group Leaders Wanted! Do you enjoy working to build self esteem and Jewish identity in adolescents?...
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 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...
Who we are, what we do and why we need Rosh Hodesh: It's a Girl Thing!...
Though the shoot may be suggestive, it suggests not only 21-year-old Raisman’s potential sex appeal as gymnast-Jewess, but also a triumph of body positivity amidst industries — both gymnastics and...
A new interview with Deborah Meyer in the Covenant Foundation’s online magazine, Sightline, looks at how Moving Traditions helps teens find and stay connected to their kol dmama daka, the s...
Samantha Appel works in restaurant marketing in New York City, and attended our Boston 2014 Training Conference. Samantha says, “What’s amazing about the Moving Traditions’ training …
