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Introduction People inside and outside of the Jewish education world are talking about the new Netflix show, 13 Reasons Why, mostly focusing on how the intense story and attractive characters glamorize suicide. The show also contains scenes and…
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The practice in many families is for one person, often a male head of household, to lead the seder. This year, we are thinking about leadership differently than in past traditions. The story of Passover is filled with shared leadership.”
From Moses and Aaron to Shifra and Puah, explore examples of shared leadership in our 2017 seder resource. Click here to download.
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When it is time to act, will our youth believe that they have the power to speak up for what is right?
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Tu Beshevat (The 15th of Shevat) comes at the full moon and marks the New Year for the Trees.
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How do we counter this life lesson from the political world? How do we assure Jewish teens that decency and civility and kindness are more valuable than a sharp tongue?
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To match our bold vision for the future, Moving Traditions teamed up with the Additive Agency to create an equally bold and dynamic identity, led by our new logo. With our name as inspiration, the logo activates the Star of David.
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If you want to bring something different to your Passover this year, this is the only place where you can find all of the seder supplements Moving Traditions has created over the years.
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If you want to bring something different to your Passover this year, this is the only place where you can find all of the seder supplements Moving Traditions has created over the years.
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“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 competition and stress and everything in between. All of these topics were thoughtfully talked about through a Jewish lens.”
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