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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Continue Reading →Group Leaders Wanted! Do you enjoy working to build self esteem and Jewish identity in adolescents?
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To customize these flyers for your community, open the files in any PDF reader and click on the blue box to the left. National Flyers Moving Traditions 2019-2020 Rosh Hodesh 2019-2020 Shevet 2019-2020 Regional Flyers Boston Boston…
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Introduction For parents: The problem, our response and an overview of the program. For pilot group leaders: Working with teens. Rosh Hodesh Workshops Session 1: Pleasure Session 2: Take Action Shevet Achim Workshops Session 1: Objectification Session 2:…
Continue Reading →Articles Below is a list of useful articles and resources for group leaders. Click on the name of the article to read it. “A University Recognizes a Third Gender: Neutral” By Julie Scelfo, New York Times, February 3,…
Continue Reading →Dr. Guy Saperstein, PhD is a Clinical Psychologist who consults to individuals and organizations on issues relating to resilience. He has extensive experience dealing with suicidal individuals as well as with post-suicide and other crisis situations. He attended…
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We interviewed Nick Greene, a Shevet Achim group leader at Valley Beth Shalom in Encino, California about one of his recent group meetings incorporating an IDF “basic training” experience. Also, if you haven’t seen Nick’s “Young Bruce Springsteen”…
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Rabbi Ben Zeidman, at Manhattan’s Temple Emanu-El, has been pioneering a unique approach to Shevet Achim: The Brotherhood that takes advantage of New York City’s cultural offerings to help the teens in his group think more about manliness, money, and Jewish values.
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The internet has a memory. Even deleted posts on Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, and Twitter can be archived or screen-grabbed and shared—so it’s important that teens are encouraged to be thoughtful and self-aware on social media.
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