Voting with a Feminist Lens is a workshop series to educate soon-to-be voters and newly registered voters on the importance of not only voting but also making their votes meaningful. Over the course of three hour-long sessions, we cover the importance of voting; the logistics of voting and voter registration; how women’s rights relate to social, political, and economic issues; and choosing a candidate that represents your values.

This program is only for LGBTQ Jewish teens, ages 13-19.

Thursday, August 6, 2020 8:00 PM EST

Sex, flirting, and romance are of central importance to teens—and, even in this time of social distancing, teens still need their parents’ guidance to navigate this important aspect of their lives.

Moving Traditions’ CEO Deborah Meyer along with Moving Traditions staff and Kol Koleinu Teen Fellows—spoke with Jennifer S. Hirsch and Shamus Kahn, coauthors of the landmark study, Sexual Citizens, who will share their research findings and discuss implications for teens and their parents.

Learn more about Tzelem for Chicagoland LGBTQ+ teens, on an interactive webinar for parents and teens.

Tuesday, July 28 at 8:00 p.m. CT

Moving Traditions Webinar for clergy who are interested in implementing our innovative B’nai Mitzvah family education program, which will include online curriculum in the coming year.

We hope that you will join us to learn more about the role that the Moving Traditions’ B’nai Mitzvah program can play in supporting b’nai mitzvah families and hear how clergy and educators are successfully engaging families online during this difficult time.

Alisha Pedowitz and Rabbi Daniel Brenner facilitate a conversation for camp professionals about the possibilities for virtual camp in 2020

Join other Jewish non-binary and gender-questioning teens like you and a trained adult Jewish non-binary mentor for an interactive and hopeful program on mental health and coping during challenging times.

Join Moving Traditions for a Rosh Hodesh Sivan event for teen girls that focuses on building strength, resilience and sisterhood in the face of ongoing stress and loss, using ritual, self-care and body awareness.