Prizmah Blogs

DEI in Jewish Schools: What’s at Stake for Jews of Color

By Heather Miller /

Wed, Jun 2, 2021

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Race and School Culture: Cultivating Change

By Amy Wasser /

Tue, Jun 1, 2021

Blog Article

This issue of Kaleidoscope brings you thoughtful impressions into how Jewish day schools and yeshivas are grappling with meaningful conversations around race

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Counting, a Message from Paul Bernstein, CEO

By Paul Bernstein /

Tue, Apr 27, 2021

Blog Article

Teaching and Learning

“Flow is that elusive state of absorption in a meaningful challenge or a momentary bond, where your sense of time, place and

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Get Personal: Lessons from a US Government Teacher

By Chani Rotenberg /

Thu, Apr 15, 2021

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Teaching and Learning

By Chani Rotenberg News coverage of the American government today can be quite disheartening. How can we develop thoughtful public policy within

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Latest Blogs

Hope on the Eve of Tisha B'Av

By Paul Bernstein /

Thu, Jul 15, 2021

Blog Article

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Experiencing the Miracle in Reverse: Jewish Community in the Age of Covid

By Guest Author /

Thu, Jul 1, 2021

Blog Article

Coronavirus

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Four Paths to Progress on Jewish Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

By Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein /

Thu, Jun 3, 2021

Blog Article

Prizmah Thought Leadership

In thinking about Jewish equity, diversity and inclusion (JEDI) in our communal ecosystem, we need multiple perspectives and approaches to create a

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Reflections & Musings: Radical Compassion & Giving it our All

By Carly Namdar /

Fri, Jun 25, 2021

Blog Article

It is difficult to reflect on an evolving situation, as memories feel both fragmented and awhirl. Temporal distancing is a technique I’ve

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Mental Health Initiatives: How to Avoid “Failure to Launch”

By Rabbi Jim Rogozen /

Thu, Jun 17, 2021

Blog Article

Professional Leadership

Recent articles and gatherings, including Prizmah’s Mental Health Summit, have addressed a growing concern about mental health issues in our schools. While

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