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5/27/2025 Top Pick

What To Know About Jewish Summer Camp This Year

A camp insider on how Jewish camps are meeting this moment.

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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5/23/2025 Top Pick

From Student to Leader: The Lasting Impact of Being a Madricha

Hebrew school ends in seventh grade—unless it doesn’t. How being a madricha taught me the real meaning of learning, leading and showing up.

By Hannah LeimanFor Jewish Teen Initiative

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5/13/2025 Top Pick

Spending my summers at Camp Tel Noar made me laugh, cry, sing, and find my truest self—come see why it’s more than just camp; it’s home.

By Callie RobbinsFor Jewish Teen Initiative

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5/13/2025 Top Pick

A Jewish Clinical Psychologist’s Approach to Resilience

By Kara BaskinFor JewishBoston

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4/30/2025 Top Pick

Jewish Professionals Guide to Mental Health Awareness Month 2025

Resources and trainings to empower Jewish educators and professionals, reduce stigma and support the community.

By Jewish Teen Initiative

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4/10/2025 Top Pick

Jewish Teens Guide to Passover – 2025 Supplement

Resources and opportunities for connection and conversation for Jewish teens, educators and professionals.

By Jewish Teen Initiative

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4/10/2025 Top Pick

JTI Peer Leadership Fellows Applications Now Open

Calling all rising 10th-12th graders looking to help make our community more connected and inclusive for everyone!

By Jewish Teen Initiative

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4/9/2025 Top Pick

How to Be a Jewish Activist Online — and Stay Safe

By Combined Jewish Philanthropies (CJP)

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3/27/2025 Top Pick

Jewish Teens Guide to Combating Antisemitism

Articles, resources, and programs to empower teens to take action in their communities and address antisemitism.

By Jewish Teen Initiative

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