At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Kedusha: Torah Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Leadership & Language: Take Shabbat, for Instance, was led by Rabbi Lawrence A. Hoffman, Professor of Liturgy at Hebrew Union College in New York.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Change: The Art of Possible in Our Communities Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Tapping Social Innovation to Energize Jewish Organizations, was led by Jonathan Greenblatt, incoming Executive Director of the Anti-Defamation League.
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Jan 2014
Re-Envisioning Jewish Life: A Start-Up Approach
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Change: The Art of Possible in Our Communities Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Re-Envisioning Jewish Life: A Start-Up Approach, was led by Rabbi Elie Kaunfer, co-founder and executive director of Mechon Hadar.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Kedusha: Torah Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, The Righteous Jewish Mind: Why Jewish Leaders Disagree, was led by Rabbi Shoshana Boyd Gelfand, is the Director of JHub.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Kedusha: Torah Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Above and Beyond: Taking the Law into our Own Hands, was led by Rabbi Ethan Tucker, co-founder and rosh yeshiva at Mechon Hadar and chair in Jewish Law.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Kedusha: Torah Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Above and Beyond: Taking the Law into our Own Hands, was led by Arna Poupko Fisher, an internationally noted lecturer, educator and author, currently teaching at the University of Cincinnati.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Change: The Art of Possible in Our Communities Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Can a Leader evolve? What Moses’ Career Can Teach Us About Our Own, was led by Michael A. Kay, PhD, the Head of School at Solomon Schechter School of Westchester.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Change: The Art of Possible in Our Communities Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Challenging the Activist Values of the Jewish People was led by Janice Kamenir-Reznik, Co-Founder and President at Jewish World Watch.
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Kedusha: Torah Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, Five Critical (and Self-Critical) Qualities of Jewish Leadership, was led by Rabbi Aaron Panken, PhD, who is the President of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute (HUC-JIR).
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Jan 2014
You Can Make Change Wherever You Are
At The Wexner Foundation’s 30th Anniversary there were 11 Leading Towards Change: The Art of Possible in Our Communities Sessions that were recorded so the learning can continue. This session, You Can Make Change Wherever You Are, was led by Shifra Bronznick, a feminist activist who focuses largely on Jewish women’s rights and organizational life.
