where young people come together to learn about art and media, and through taking photographs, viewing films, building sculpture, and writing stories, they connect with meaningful Jewish content. Imagine that in this place, educators get valuable training and relevant tools to infuse the arts into their unique programs. Imagine that when participants leave this place, they take with them personally meaningful ideas about Jewish life and traditions to share with their friends, family and community.
Tapping into the multiple ways that people learn and communicate, this vibrant curriculum series uses photography, film, visual art, music and theatre as powerful entry points into Jewish learning – providing dynamic opportunities to experience how cultural interests and Jewish identities can be fused in practice.
