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Moving Traditions @ Youth Development & Well-Being Conference

We will join professionals supporting youth, adolescents, and emerging adults from across the Jewish community to understand the impact of how these developmental periods are evolving. Learn skills for centering mental, emotional, social, and spiritual health across youth work from experts and peers. Marlene Meyerson JCC, Manhattan

Event Series A Webinar for Clergy: Strengthening Family Connections in the B-Mitzvah Years

A Webinar for Clergy: Strengthening Family Connections in the B-Mitzvah Years

From hundreds of clergy who partner with Moving Traditions, we know that having a strong curriculum with activities designed to support youth’s overall spiritual and social wellbeing can help them process everything happening in the wider world, in school, at home, and on their screens. Join us for a conversation and an overview of our current curricular models.

Helping Your Staff and Campers Thrive in 2024  

Join Moving Traditions for a webinar on Thursday, March 7 at 1:00pm as we explore how Moving Traditions materials can provide exactly what you need to support staff and camper wellbeing. We’ll talk through some best practices in building healthy cultures around relationships, mental health, personal boundaries, gender and consent, and discuss the current climate around Jewish identity and antisemitism. You’ll be introduced to some of the plug-and-play materials that Moving Traditions has developed, including: 

Event Series Thriving In Spite of It All: Supporting Teens in 2024

Thriving In Spite of It All: Supporting Teens in 2024

With all that’s happening in today’s world, how do we help teens thrive in 2024? Join Moving Traditions for a webinars that will explore: We have heard from many friends and colleagues how incredibly supportive Jewish educators like you have been to teens over the past four months. We also know, from the hundreds of educators who partner with Moving Traditions, that having a strong curriculum with activities designed to support youth’s overall wellbeing can help them process everything happening in the wider world, in school, at home, and on their screens.

Moving Traditions @ American Camp Association Tri-State Conference

Join Moving Traditions staff members Pamela Barkley, chief of growth; Eve Berger, vice president of partnership; and Rabbi Daniel Brenner, vice president of education; at American Camp Association Tri-State for a discussion on: "What is Embodied Consent Education and How Summer Camps Can Benefit From It?" For more information, please contact Sarah Fox at sfox@movingtraditions.org.

Event Series Check & Connect

Educators Check & Connect

This is event is exclusively for educators partnering with Moving Traditions. The March topic is: Achieving balance when there is so much to do Please register today to receive the Zoom link. There are a few questions in the registration to help us guide the conversation and make sure we cover what you want to discuss. Questions? Contact us. Register now: Online Form - Check & Connect March 14

Moving Traditions @ The Outsiders

"An impressive new musical, with a talented cast, dynamic performances, and choreography. You'll want to see THE OUTSIDERS now." BroadwayWorld.com Join Moving Traditions for the most anticipated Broadway show of the new season, lunch, and a dynamic pre-show experience. Educational Program & Lunch 12 - 2 p.m.Manhattan Theatre Club, 311 W. 43rd Street, 8th Floor, New York Friendship, Identity, and Risk: A Moving Traditions Educational Experience Based on The Outsiders: A New Musical Outsiders: A New Musical 3 p.m. MatineeBernard B. Jacobs Theatre, 242 West 45th Street, New York The story that defined a generation, reimagined as a groundbreaking musical…