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Rabbinic Wisdom for Hard Times

Let's examine true leadership through the lens of this famous quote from Rabbi Hillel: “If I am not for myself, who will be for me? If I am only for myself, what am I? And if not now, when?” Never before have these words been truer, more resonant, and necessary than today. Read More

Teen Engagement, Gaming and the Pandemic

Gaming is the new social media. Generation Z builds community through gaming and its communications channels. Several takeaways suggest ways the Jewish community can emerge from the pandemic better positioned to engage teens than we have been in decades. Read More

Jewish Educators will be on the Frontlines of the Recovery

The Jewish community, like most of the world, still does not yet know when the current crisis will end. We can, however, begin to think about parts of our life that will be different after this period than they were before. For Jewish education specifically, thinking ahead is critical. Read More

Beyond the Face Mask

Everyone is eagerly awaiting news about returning to the office. However, details so far have been about cleaning protocols. Little has been said about the social emotional needs of the individuals as they return and how that will impact organizational culture. Read More

This Is Not A Drill

Boards are a team that rarely gets to practice — each time the “team” comes together, it’s a “game day” situation. Build your board's muscle memory, make time for practice, space to ponder and maybe even fumble a bit so when the next challenge comes your ready for it. Read More