Training: Kulam for Campers
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Training: CultureShift – Train the Trainer DIY Session
Through CultureShift, Moving Traditions trains staff working with Jewish youth at camp and elsewhere about navigating gender dynamics, setting healthy boundaries, and building caring communities. We offer plug-and-play programs for staff training with activities, materials, and training scripts. Do-It-Yourself Kit: Two staff members attend a training session with other camps and have access to all […]
A Webinar for Clergy: Strengthening Family Connections in the B-Mitzvah Years
From hundreds of clergy who partner with Moving Traditions, we know that having a strong curriculum with activities designed to support youth’s overall spiritual and social wellbeing can help them process everything happening in the wider world, in school, at home, and on their screens. Join us for a conversation and an overview of our […]
Training: Rosh Hodesh & Tzelem @ Camp
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Thriving In Spite of It All: Supporting Teens in 2024
With all that’s happening in today’s world, how do we help teens thrive in 2024? Join Moving Traditions for a webinars that will explore: We have heard from many friends and colleagues how incredibly supportive Jewish educators like you have been to teens over the past four months. We also know, from the hundreds of […]
Moving Traditions @ Vancouver Shabbaton
Please contact Rabbi Daniel Brenner for more information at dbrenner@movingtraditions.org.
Kumi: Cohort Meeting & Community Celebration
This is a closed event, open only to Kumi participants during the first hour. Family, friends, and loved ones will be invited to join us to celebrate the cohort during the second hour of the meeting.
Training: Kulam CIT Program
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By Teens, For Teens: The Rise of Antisemitism
Featured Speakers This is event has been planned by the Moving Traditions Teen Advisory Board.
Decoding Distress: Jewish Parenting for Teen Mental Health
During Mental Health Awareness Month, Moving Traditions invites parents and educators of Jewish youth to join us for a conversation about how to best support teen wellbeing, resilience, and mental health. Dr. Jess Shatkin, founder and director of NYU's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Studies, will share his expert insights with Rabbi Daniel Brenner. We […]