Annual Report 2017-2018
Moving Traditions is now starting earlier, opening new pathways at the critical transition from pre-teen to teen, taking on leading edge sexuality education, and expanding to more teens — at more re...
Category Press Releases
Slingshot 2017
Moving Traditions has been selected for the first-ever Slingshot Los Angeles Guide to Jewish Innovation Here’s what the Slingshot Guide says about Moving Traditions: Moving Traditions understand…
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....
Moving Traditions 2017 Benefit
On April 25, 2017, Moving Traditions held an interactive evening celebrating two important milestones—our bat mitzvah year and the tenure and accomplishments of our founding Board Chair, Sally Gotte...
Annual Report 2016-2017
The Path to Healthy, Connected Jewish Teens Exploring Identity, Building Community At Moving Traditions, we believe that in order to have a healthy Jewish future, we must invest in teens’ hea…
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....
Talking to Teens in This Political Environment
As an organization that looks closely at how gender and society affect teens, we have been engaged, like many of you, in the presidential election and the gendered language and expectations swirling a...
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 ...