New York Responds to the Rosh Hodesh Evaluation
On April 13th Moving Traditions presented the results of our evaluation of Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! to a group of Jewish educators and thought leaders. Board chair Sally Gottesman kicked …
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Instead of Trying to Keep Teens Jewish, Let’s Work to Keep Them Healthy
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When Jewish education promote...Finding Freedom For All At Pesach
Spring is finally arriving and Passover is on its way. I love this holiday. Of course, it’s exhausting and it always causes some domestic stress......
Empowering Strong, Confident, and Connected Jewish Girls
You're invited to discuss the future of Jewish teen education with Moving Traditions.
We've just completed an independent study of our sign...Chicago Training Conference 2015
41 new mentors for Jewish teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Chicago July 19-21, 2015, including 22 Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing!, 14 Shevet Achim...
Annual Report 2014-2015
This year, Moving Traditions is making it possible for thousands of Jewish teens to meet monthly in our programs Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! and Shevet Achim: the Brotherhood<...
Helping Recognize Nonprofits’ Creativity
By Eric Berger, Jewish Exponent, October 22, 2014
Moving Traditions, a Jenkintown-based organization targeted at Jewish teens has been selected almost every year since its founding in 2005...
Slingshot 2014-15
We are delighted to announce that Moving Traditions has been selected for the 10th annual Slingshot Guide to Jewish Innovation. Slingshot Guide Moving Traditions has been included in the Slingshot Gu…
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In September of 2014, as the High Holidays approached, we at Moving Traditions began thinking about our intentions for the coming Jewish year. What we’re working on as an organization, and as people…
Welcome Beth Tigay
Beth Tigay, Moving Traditions' new California director, has extensive experience in adolescent education in both secular and Jewish contexts....