For Camps

Get more with Moving Traditions! Introducing a new way for camps to partner with us.

Why do Camp Directors choose Moving Traditions?

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Grounded in Jewish wisdom and social-emotional learning, Moving Traditions’ Curricular Programs center the real questions, needs, and identities of the teens you serve.

✓ Improve camper engagement without increasing your burden
Identity-building experiences that counselors can facilitate easily, even with tight schedules and varying experience levels.

✓ Tools that strengthen cabin and community culture
Resources that help staff manage group dynamics, build trust, and create deeper camper connections.

✓ A partnership you can count on
We don’t just hand you materials and walk away. We’re with you through training, implementation, and beyond.

✓ Proven impact on Jewish identity
For over two decades, Moving Traditions has helped tens of thousands of teens develop stronger connections to Jewish life and values.

You Asked, We Listened

Camp directors and Jewish educators told us what they needed: simplified access, flexible options that work with different session lengths, and programs that integrate smoothly into cabin and group life. We’ve refreshed our partnership model to deliver exactly that, making it easier than ever to bring Moving Traditions’ field-tested identity building experiences to your campers, CITs, and staff.

More Flexible Access

  • New tiered subscription options mean you can choose the level that fits your camp’s community — whether you’re serving a specific group of campers or your entire staff.

Streamlined Programs

  • Easier-to-access curriculum that gets you up and running faster, without sacrificing depth or quality.

The Same Expert Support

  • The training, responsiveness, and partnership you’ve come to expect from Moving Traditions — now paired with greater flexibility.

What Makes Moving Traditions Different

  • Moving Traditions provides a diverse suite of field-tested, developmentally appropriate programs for Jewish preteens, teens, and staff. Our curriculum for campers weaves Jewish wisdom with camper-centered discussions, hands-on experiences, and activities that nurture belonging, resilience, and connection. Our staff training curriculum prepares your staff to promote the wellbeing of campers in their care.

*Financial resources should not be a barrier to subscription. A limited number of additional discounts are available. Requests for discounted rates may be submitted to your regional director.

Bring Moving Traditions to Your Camp Staff

Curricular Programs for Staff

Camp Staff Workshops

Select from a range of curated educational sessions designed to strengthen staff communication and camp culture. Through hands-on activities, guided discussions, and interactive videos, team members will gain a deeper understanding of their vital roles at camp.

Rising 8th-12th grade CITs

Guide CITs through essential conversations regarding their role in promoting the wellbeing and emotional development of children. This easy-to-use curriculum covers topics including empathic listening, setting boundaries, and the role of mentorship.

Cost:

See Curricular Programs — become a partner to get started.

Facilitated Workshops for Staff

One session on a topic customized to meet the needs of your camp, led by facilitators from Moving Traditions. Facilitated workshop topics include, but are not limited to:

  • Boundaries and Consent
  • Gender and Wellbeing for Every Teen
  • Healthy Relationships and Sexuality
  • Antisemitism and Jewish Identity
  • Camp Staff: What Am I Responsible For?
Cost:

Online: $1,000 | On-site at your camp: $2,500

LOVE LOVE LOVE this program and the intentions behind it. It was so useful with our CITs and I cannot wait to use it again next year!

– Moving Traditions Partner Camp Director, WI

Your gift to Moving Traditions helps Jewish discover who they are through the pursuit of personal wellbeing (shleimut), caring relationships (hesed), and a Jewish and feminist vision of equity and justice (tzedek).