Jewish Education Change Network

Looking for Jewish Educational Innovators

What are some of the most innovative approaches to Jewish education today? JESNA & The Jewish Education Project are compiling a resource list of these Jewish education innovators that will be presented at this year's GA in Denver, and will be available for all-- those who are with us at the GA as well as to the field at large--through the Jewish Futures website.

We need your help! Please send us your suggestions of individuals or organizations doing ground-breaking work in Jewish education (along with their website) by November 1st to info@jesna.org.

(An innovative program or organization is one that brings a promising new approach to dealing with a challenge or opportunity or that deals with a previously ignored or underserved population.)

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Comment by Debby Jacoby on October 12, 2011 at 12:53pm: I am *especially* interested in Jewish Educational Innovators in the SF/Bay Area. I'm looking to organize a panel event focusing on high tech and education, but need a rock-star Jewish education innovator who talks high tech, education and Jewish. If anyone has any names to pass along I would greatly appreciate. Thanks

Comment by Emily Aronoff Teck on October 20, 2011 at 9:27pm: I would love to be a resource, I just added a new section of my website, providing materials for teachers that want to integrate music into their curriculum. I also just started blogging about the experiences I'm having that I think other educators will enjoy. You can see it here Miss Emily's Educator Resources