Teen Group Icebreakers
Group games and icebreakers you can use to help your Rosh Hodesh participants get to know each other....
Category Resources
What’s With Ye, Anyway?
In recent weeks, Kanye West has gotten a lot of attention for a series of comments that are antisemitic and reflect antisemitic tropes. The outcry over his comments has also raised conversations about...
Resources to Help Boys Thrive
Raising Up Teens with Moving Traditions – a webinar for parents and educators Hosted on Wednesday, October 26, 2022 @ 8 – 9:15 p.m. ET / 5 – 6:15 p.m. PT The following tips & resourc…
Best Practices for Creating Inclusive & Embracing Space
Tips for creating inclusivity for diverse gender identities, abilities, and racial and cultural backgrounds and experiences....
Resources for Talking with Teens: Reproductive Rights & Sexual Health
Teens today have questions, concerns, and feelings about their rights and health. Join Moving Traditions on July 14 for a webinar: Talking with Teens....
Closing With Connection: Finding Space for Reflection at the End
As many of our teen groups and B-Mitzvah groups' time together ends for the year, group leaders may be looking for a way to imbue the final sessions with a sense of reflecti...
Demystifying Teen Language Around Gender Resources
From our “Demystifying Teen Language on Gender” webinar, we offer the following resources for parents and educators for understanding teen language on gender: what it represents, and why it matter...
Risky Business: Helping Jewish Teens Make Good Choices
On December 15, 2021, Moving Traditions hosted Risky Business: Helping Jewish Teens Make Good Choices, a webinar featuring Dr. Jess Shatkin, MD (NYU Child Study Center) in conversatio...
Advancing Menstrual Justice with Anita Diamant & Teen Feminist Fellows
On October 10, 2021, Moving Traditions’ hosted a conversation with Anita Diamant, best-selling author of Period. End of Sentence., featuring two Kol Koleinu teen feminist fellows advocating...
Poems for Reflecting on the Israeli Palestinian Conflict
Choose one or more of the following poems to read or listen to together and discuss. As you will see these poems are intended to make space for emotions and empathy, not to spur a political discu…