2015 Articles and Resources for Group Leaders
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,…
Community Learning Resources from Moving Traditions include content to use with the teens in your life on Jewish holidays, to help process recent events, and more.
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,…
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…
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, i…

Rabbi Ben Zeidman, at Manhattan’s Temple Emanu-El, has been pioneering a unique approach to Shevet that takes advanta...

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 thoughtf...
Thanks again to those of you who helped Moving Traditions test our new Training module on Beauty and Self-Image for Jewish educators who will be leading Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! groups in 201…

One of the highlights of the Shevet Achim training is the opportunity to peek into the vast world of YouTube comedy videos that middle and high school boys are consuming and to reflect on the...

This presentation looks at teen development as it relates to their behavior, by examining their physical and neurological profile as well as the hallmarks of adolescence. These perspectives will help ...
How does Shevet Achim: The Brotherhood address the challenge of teen boys and homophobia?
By applying Jewish texts and challenging commonly held assumptions....