Trans Day of Visibility Resources

Introduction Today we are going to be honoring Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), which is observed around the world on March 31 every year. TDOV was created in 2009 as a way to celebrate the resil…

Introduction Today we are going to be honoring Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), which is observed around the world on March 31 every year. TDOV was created in 2009 as a way to celebrate the resil…

Help us spread the word! Moving Traditions is currently accepting applications for the jGirls+ Editorial & Photography Fellowship, Kol Koleinu Feminist Fellowship, and Kumi Justice Retreats. Pleas…
Moving Traditions is currently accepting applications for jGirls+ Magazine staff editors and photographers. Please use this content to spread the word to your networks as you feel appropriate. Questio…

Ollie Small in Lilth, republished from jGirls+ Magazine | Growing up Jewish and nonbinary in South Florida, I often felt like the odd one out. ...
On Monday, March 24 at 8 p.m. ET / 5 p.m. PT, Moving Traditions will host Supporting Our Trans & Queer Youth Now, a webinar for parents and educators of Jewish youth. Please help us spread the wor…

Our new six-session program pilot is designed to help parents of Jewish teens build a strong, supportive community. This program offers a meaningful opportunity for parents to connect, reflect, and g...

Background As the conflict in Israel and Gaza continues, the loss of life can be very hard to process — especially when we are grieving children. As we grapple with the recent and devastating ne…

We’re delighted to welcome three remarkable individuals to the Moving Traditions Board! Lilly Claar, Dr. Sara Levine, and Eric Schlezinger each bring invaluable expertise, diverse perspectives, a sh…

Moving Traditions will be piloting a regional version of our national Kumi program, thanks to a generous grant from The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington DC. ...

The Jewish Review Podcast by Rockne Roll | On this episode, host Rockne Roll talks with Pamela Barkley and Rabbi Daniel Brenner at Moving Traditions, a non-profit focused on improving Jewish teen well...