Denver Training Conference 2016
26 new mentors for teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Denver, June 26-28, 2016....
Category Training
Training Conference – Advance Reading
Who we are, what we do and why we need Rosh Hodesh: It's a Girl Thing!...
Creating Safe Spaces
Samantha Appel works in restaurant marketing in New York City, and attended our Boston 2014 Training Conference. Samantha says, “What’s amazing about the Moving Traditions’ training …
Session Spotlight: Teen Girls in a Changing World
With Rabbi Sara Brandes They are called Generation Z, the post-Millenials. They are digital natives, born into a world most of us couldn’t have imagined when we were teens. To work with them suc…
Chicago Training Conference 2015
41 new mentors for Jewish teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Chicago July 19-21, 2015, including 22 Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing!, 14 Shevet Achim...
Los Angeles Training Conference 2015
50 new mentors for teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Los Angeles, August 23-25, 2015. Trainees Included: 30 Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! Group Leaders, 15 S...
Philadelphia Training Conference 2015
58 new mentors for teens participated in Moving Traditions National Training Conference in Philadelphia, October 11-13, 2015, including, 35 Rosh Hodesh: It’s a Girl Thing! Group Leaders, 19 Shevet A...
Video Orientation for Shevet Achim Training Boston 2014
Rabbi Daniel Brenner, Chief of Education and Program for Moving Traditions, provides a brief orientation to the Shevet Achim: The Broterhood National Training in Boston, MA....
Training Teaser: Using College Humor to Address Judaism and Gender
One of the highlights of the Shevet Achim training is the opportunity to peek into the vast world of YouTube comedy videos that middle and high school boys are consuming and to reflect on the...
Getting Real with Teens
How are online interactions impinging the development of healthy teen relationships?
What role can mentors play in fostering a teen culture that rises above snap judgments and instant gratification?
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