Moving Traditions: Jewish Teens in the Age of #MeToo
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The Covenant Foundation announces $1.6m. in New Grants
eJewishPhilanthropy, January 4, 2018
The Covenant Foundation announced $1.6 million in new grants today, investing in Jewish organizations and initiatives with sweeping potential fo...Preteens, Teens Question Gender Roles in Groups
By Selah Maya Zighelboim, Jewish Exponent, December 20, 2017
The groups provide a space for teens to talk and ask questions about identity and gender — all within a Jewish context....Teach Our Children Well: Judaism, Ethics, and Intimate Justice
By Deborah Meyer, eJewish Philanthropy, December 20, 2017
If we do not want the world our teens inherit and shape to look like the world of today, then we must seize this opportuni...JUF’s Breakthrough Fund awards more than $1.1 million to encourage smart growth and innovation
By JUF NEWS, June 6, 2017
For the fourth straight year, JUF's Breakthrough Fund is funding leading-edge local programs and initiatives that meet local human needs, engage Chicagoans...A New Tool for Jewish Educators to Address Sexual Harassment
Jewish teen boys, like typical American teen boys, have learned most of what they know about sex from pornography, raunchy comedy, and rowdy conversations with friends....
A Brand-New Look for a New Year
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....
New program aims to get B’nai Mitzvah teens to open up
Moving Traditions, a Jenkintown, Pa.-based organization specializing in Jewish youth engagement, was among the 12 recipients of this year’s Cutting Edge Grants, given out by the Jewish Community Fou...
Jewish Community Foundation LA Announces $2.3m in Cutting Edge Grants
The Jewish Community Foundation of Los Angeles (The Foundation) has announced $2.3 million in grants to twelve new Jewish initiatives focused on innovation....
Girl power
Amarah Friedman first got involved with Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! when she was entering fifth grade. The girls Jewish youth program, hosted locally by Nishmah at the Jewish Community ...