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The Funder Collaborative shares original stories, thought pieces and blogs, models of promising practices, and news from our local communities and their initiative partners. We invite you to explore these articles which highlight some of the ideas, programs and people shaping this new path forward in Jewish teen engagement and learning.
It’s Not Magic
Pulling back the curtain on professional growth and development for teen education and engagement professionals in Boston. People frequently talk about the magic of camp, youth group, tikkun [...]
JewishBoston Teens Website Launch
JewishBoston Teens is Greater Boston’s online resource for teens, their families and the Jewish professionals who work with them. This website connects teens to the community’s vast menu of [...]
Sababa on the News!
Check out the coverage of our awesome Surf Camp! https://www.facebook.com/sababaSurfCamp/videos/480911039417686/
The Intangible Work of Sustainability
Kelly Cohen, Director of JumpSpark in Atlanta, shares how they are using the Sustainability Diagnostic Tool to implement a Community Partner Network to expand Jewish engagement opportunities and to invest in [...]
Central Bureau of Jewish Education for Atlanta?
By JAN JABEN-EILON Since Tribe 360 closed its doors over a decade ago, there’s been no central bureau or agency for Jewish education in Atlanta, but that's about [...]
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You are here: Home / Foundation-Grantee Partnerships / Will it Last? Introducing A Tool to Assess Program Sustainability Will it Last? Introducing A Tool to Assess Program Sustainability
By Aaron Saxe “What would remain if Foundation funding disappeared?” This was a common question that former Jim Joseph Foundation Executive Director Chip Edelsberg posed to challenge [...]
Cracking the Programming Code
Executive Summary Phase One of the New York Teen Initiative (NYTI) has been a four-year, nine-million-dollar endeavor to redefine the New York City area’s Jewish teen engagement [...]
Serving as Leaders for the Jewish Teen Education and Engagement Funder Collaborative
By Melanie Schneider and Brian Jaffee, eJewishPhilanthropy As the Jewish Teen Education and Engagement Funder Collaborative continues the work that started in 2013, we are excited about the advances [...]
Why Leaders of Jewish Teen Initiatives All Went to See “Dear Evan Hansen”
By Jessica Green As educators working to engage teens in meaningful Jewish experiences, all of us in the Jewish Teen Education and Engagement Funder Collaborative know the facts surrounding teen angst [...]