17

Nov 2022

Gratitude Out Loud

Rabbi Elka Abrahamson
Life’s Leadership Moments, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics

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17

Nov 2022

When Good Enough is Really Great

Rabbi Dr. Jenny Solomon
Lessons in Leadership, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics, Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program

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17

Nov 2022

Throw It Like Confetti

Aviva Walls
Lessons in Leadership, Peoplehood, Professional Growth, Self-care, Values and Ethics, Wexner Field Fellowship

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20

Oct 2022

A Framework for a Relationship 

Jessica Fechtor and Menachem Kaiser
Mentorship, Professional Growth, Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program

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20

Oct 2022

Retaining an Important Gift of the Pandemic: Vulnerability

Marsha Berkson
COVID-19, Professional Growth, Self-care, Wexner Heritage Program

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20

Oct 2022

How the Magic of Summer Camp is Made out of Trust and Vulnerability

Solly Kane
Education, Mentorship, Peoplehood, Play, Wexner Field Fellowship

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20

Oct 2022

Pull Me Up, I Trust You!

Rabbi Sharon Barr Skolnik
Values and Ethics, Wexner Service Corps

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20

Oct 2022

“We’re Not Afraid to Trust”: Issues of Trust in a Time of Crisis at the National Insurance Institute

Yarona Shalom
Israel, Peoplehood, Politics, Values and Ethics, Wexner Senior Leaders

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20

Jul 2022

Safety, Security, and Belonging

WFF Nate Looney (Class 5)
Difficult Conversations, Life’s Leadership Moments, Wexner Field Fellowship

Jews that are cast as being on the margins often have the most to offer to the Jewish community, but may choose to contribute their gifts to communities associated with other parts of their identity. This is a loss for us all.

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17

Jul 2022

Innovating Authentic Proximity Integrally in our Judaism

WHP Alum Joel Goldhammer (Washington)
Life’s Leadership Moments, Wexner Heritage Program

Proximity is the single most essential element of sacred relationships, without which neither we nor our communities, can meet our needs as Jews or realize our communal goals.

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