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Asking Big Questions: Applying Design Thinking to Working with Teens
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The NFTY Alumni Gap
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“Ruach Rock” Tefilah: Engaging Teens in Creating Meaningful Prayer Experiences
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A New Vision for Youth Shabbat
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Transformation that Sticks: How to Create Long-Lasting Change in Your...
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MASA: A Journey to Family Engagement
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How We Tapped Into The Potential Energy of Jewish Leadership
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How We Brought Camp Into our Religious School
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Youth Engagement in the Jewish Day School Recording Studio
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Values in Action: A Service-Learning Program for Teens
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What do Robotics Have to do With Israel and Judaism?
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Questioning the Essence of the B’nai Mitzvah
At a recent breakfast with the chair of the senior rabbi search committee, Congregation Har HaShem’s B’nai Mitzvah Revolution Core Team had the opportunity to speak about what kind of rabbi we were...
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Why BBYO is Our Partner
12 years ago, as we prepared to send our long-struggling NFTY chapter off into the sunset, Todd Markley, our Rabbinic Intern, now Rabbi at Temple Beth Shalom in Needham, MA, said: “Mercaz is our Youth...
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Together in Israel: Reimagining the Congregational Israel Trip
The Community Synagogue of Port Washington has previously shared strategies for innovation in youth worship and lowering barriers to participation by rethinking “membership” in youth group. This...
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Revolutionary: A Recipe for Delivering What Teens Want
Social action and civic engagement are central to the formal and informal education experience at Beth Emet The Free Synagogue in Evanston, Illinois. From elementary through high school, students are...
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