Moving Traditions runs a variety of events to support Jewish educators throughout the year, including but not limited to:
Educator Webinars
Free and open to all, come learn the latest trends in Jewish education, youth engagement, and best practices to help you in your community.
Partner Training & Support
Free with a subscription to Moving Traditions Curricular Programs, our ongoing support and expert training (including the Carol Lowenstein 5th-7th Grade Training Institute) sets you up for success with our materials. Join a community of practice to learn together with others in the field at no additional cost.
Customizable Practitioner Workshops
For a fee, Moving Traditions staff can facilitate a workshop with your staff, in-person on online, on a topic of your choosing — scheduled at your convenience for your specific institution.
Upcoming Educator Webinars
Events
Upcoming Partner Training & Support Events
Events
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Returning Educator Kickoff
Join Moving Traditions staff at our online kickoff to get ready for another year implementing Moving Traditions curricular programs at your synagogue/organization! You will learn:
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Torah of Raising Up Teens Orientation
Join Moving Traditions staff at our online orientation to learn about and plan to implement the Torah of Raising Up Teens program for parents at your synagogue/organization! You will learn: […]
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Returning Educator Kickoff: Jewish Identity & Israel
Join Moving Traditions staff at our online kickoff to get ready for another year implementing the curricular program on Jewish Identity & Israel for 8th-12th graders at your synagogue/organization! You […]
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Best Practices for Running the “Palestinian Perspectives” Session
For educators running the 8th-12th Grade Jewish Identity & Israel curricular program: Join us as we share strategies and answer questions to help you lead this important session with clarity […]
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