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Resources from Raising a Mensch
On May 28, Moving Traditions hosted a webinar for parents of Jewish youth: Raising a Mensch: Helping Our Boys Navigate Masculinity Today. Together with a panel of experts, we discussed […]…
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Paige GoldMarche: Germantown Jewish Centre Member Passes Her Values to the Next Generation
Philadelphia Jewish Exponent | For Paige GoldMarche, feminism and Judaism are closely intertwined. When she isn’t making challah, GoldMarche works full-time at the Jewish nonprofit Moving Traditions…
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2025 Benefit: Honoring Rabbi Darcie Crystal
On April 28, 2025, Moving Traditions honored Rabbi Darcie Crystal and celebrated 20 years of our incredible impact on Jewish youth. If you feel inspired, you can still make a […]…
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Anthems: A Yom Ha’atzmaut Discussion Guide
Moving Traditions’ Jewish Identity and Israel Curriculum includes an activity centered around the Israeli national anthem, Hatikvah (The Hope). Hatikvah is a foundational piece of knowledge every Je…
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Resources for Earth Day
As we observe Earth Day, or just take a moment any day to think about our world and its climate, Moving Traditions offers you an excerpt from a special edition […]…
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Passover, Protest, & Power: An Intergenerational Conversation
When should we defy authority, and when should we obey? When should we raise our voices, and when should we work behind the scenes? We encourage you to use the text and questions in this resource to …
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Resources: Supporting Our Trans & Queer Youth Now
On March 24, Moving Traditions hosted a webinar for parents and educators of Jewish youth. In Supporting Our Trans & Queer Youth Now, co-sponsored by Keshet, we talked about how to […]…
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Trans Day of Visibility Resources
Introduction Today we are going to be honoring Transgender Day of Visibility (TDOV), which is observed around the world on March 31 every year. TDOV was created in 2009 as […]…
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Young, Nonbinary, and Rebuilding— as Things Fall Apart
Ollie Small in Lilth, republished from jGirls+ Magazine | Growing up Jewish and nonbinary in South Florida, I often felt like the odd one out. …
