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Jewish Education in the United States: Improving but Still a Long Way to Go

Jewish Education in the United States: Improving but Still a Long Way to Go

December 15, 2006 | Jonathan Woocher
Jewish education in the United States seems to be improving. Engaged Jews have increasing educational opportunities. With those not engaged, however, the community tends to lose ground.
Jewish Life in Ukraine at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century: Part Two

Jewish Life in Ukraine at the Dawn of the Twenty-First Century: Part Two

April 15, 2001 | Dr. Betsy Gidwitz
Local Jewish volunteer leadership in Ukraine is most likely to emerge in the federated community organizations established and nurtured by a small number of community rabbis, such as Rabbi Kaminezki in Dnipropetrovsk (Philanthropic Fund of the Dnipropetrovsk Jewish Community) or Rabbi Bleich in Kyiv (Kyiv Municipal Jewish Community), who endorse multiple Jewish community institutions. (Rabbi Vishedski of Donetsk supports a similar effort.)
The Mission of the Schools of Jewish Communal Service

The Mission of the Schools of Jewish Communal Service

January 2, 2000 | Rela Mintz Geffen
An attempt to define the profession of Jewish communal service, and to create models of training for such workers.
Rebuilding Jewish Education in Russia

Rebuilding Jewish Education in Russia

July 1, 1992
A Framework and Model for Studying and Teaching the Jewish Political Tradition

A Framework and Model for Studying and Teaching the Jewish Political Tradition

October 4, 1989 | Daniel J. Elazar, Stuart A. Cohen