Ideas ‘Engaging’ millennials is all the rage. But is it the best use of Jewish philanthropy? Perhaps funders should spend more on education for children than on shallow engagement for young adults, writes the author of a new study on Jewish philanthropy.
First Person When my synagogue banned my baby on Yom Kippur At synagogues, ushers, shushers and parents are still waging a centuries-old fight between decorum and kid-friendliness.
Ideas Op-Ed: As school resumes, how to talk to children about the Gaza war The Gaza war presents Jewish schools with a teachable moment, writes a co-author of a report on Israel education in North American Jewish schools.
