Special Projects | Jewish Women’s Learning Consultation
Over the past fifteen years, The Covenant Foundation has funded an array of programs which create and support innovative Jewish educational experiences for women and girls. Helping launch and grow these programs has enriched the Foundation's understanding of the field, where it has been and where it might be heading. To further enrich that understanding, on October 9, 2007, the Foundation brought together representatives from the organizations it has funded, as well as other leaders in the field of gender and Judaism, for a conversation about Jewish women's learning and learning about Jewish women. This "Tabling Notions Conversation" sought to engage this exciting group of over thirty thought leaders in a discussion about the work of their organizations; their shared goals, insights, achievements and frustrations; and their visions for the future of Judaism and Jewish education.
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New Best Practices for Families
Creating a family culture that is resilient, happy and supportive for the long run isn’t so easy, says author Bruce Feiler, but it’s doable with some heavily researched approaches that turn some long-believed theories on their heads.[More]