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Reflect & Repair
A High Holiday Reflection Supporting, mentoring, and raising teens can be rewarding yet challenging, especially at a time when so many teens are in crisis. This year, we took inspiration from th…
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Tzelem comes to Pittsburgh
David Rullo, Pittsburgh Jewish Chronicle New group hopes to engage Pittsburgh Jewish nonbinary, trans, gender expansive and LGBTQ+ teens …
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Shaping Our Ecosystem
By Shuli Karkowsky, CEO of Moving Traditions As we approach the High Holidays, I am honored to share Moving Traditions’ latest resource, Reflect & Repair, which offers a series of self-reflectio…
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Who’s Invited to YOUR B-Mitzvah? Resources
On Monday, August 29, 2023, Moving Traditions’ Rabbi Daniel Brenner, and the screenwriter of You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah, Alison Peck, explored the spiritual and ethical dilemmas that f…
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Moving Traditions Receives 2023 SRE Network Renewal Grant
We are excited to share that Moving Traditions has received a grant from SRE Network (Safety, Respect, Equity). This grants cycle strives to create cultural shifts and accountability by investing time…
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State of the Union – Summer 2023
By Shuli Karkowsky, Moving Traditions CEO Even on the muggiest, hottest, most humid days, I love summer. I think I never left behind the part of my childhood self that associates summer with escape, n…
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Moving Traditions hires Talia Kushnick
By Deb Silverthorne, Texas Jewish Post Texas, 11 other states encompass portfolio for Southern regional director….
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Announcing the 2023-24 Cohort of Meyer-Gottesman Kol Koleinu Teen Feminist Fellows
Moving Traditions is proud to announce 49 newly selected 2023-2024 Kol Koleinu Teen Fellows from across the United States. Moving Tradition’s Meyer-Gottesman Kol Koleinu Teen Feminist Fellowship,…
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How Jewish educators can address the youth mental health crisis
Rabbi Daniel Brenner for EJewishPhilanthropy “How might the ways that we teach Jewish text, ritual practice and ethics better support teens’ overall well-being?” There is compelling evidence …