During March, JCCs from Florida to Calgary and from California to Boston all hopped on the Purim celebration bandwagon. Costume parades, bouncy houses, and hamantaschen were plentiful, and crafts, face … Continued
Day 529: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber “It Feels Good to Do Good” In partnership with the Ruach Tova (Good Spirit) Foundation, a part of the global business and philanthropic network Arison Group, Israel … Continued
JCC Association Partners With Brandeis University for Executive Leadership Seminar on Israel and Antisemitism
JCC Association of North America, in partnership with Brandeis University and Boundless Israel, hosted the second intensive executive seminar for Jewish Community Centers and Jewish Community Camps (JCC) leaders on … Continued
JDAAIM: A Catalyst for Inclusion Work Year Round
by Sierra Weiss As the end of the year approaches, I begin to think about what programming I want to bring to the JCC Movement for Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, … Continued
How JCCs Can Continue To Stretch the Bounds of Inclusion
by Sharoni Sibony When JCC Association of North America was preparing to launch its campaign, Eight Guiding Principles for Accessibility and Inclusion, I was commissioned to illustrate the principles—a huge … Continued
Day 503: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber For we are all, yes all of us, one living human tapestry, and when one of us departs, something within us dies.” – Moti Hammer In this … Continued
500 Days: When Every Second Is an Eternity
By Leah Garber For 73 hostages still trapped in Gaza’s darkness, time has lost its meaning. Yesterday mirrors today, which will echo into tomorrow. Yet this 500th day bears a … Continued
JCC Association Welcomes Cohort 13 of Merrin Teen Professional Fellowship
JCC Association of North America is proud to announce the 13th cohort of the Merrin Teen Professional Fellowship, a 12-month program designed for JCC professionals who work directly with teenagers … Continued
Day 487: Iron Swords War
By Leah Garber “A quarter of my heart has returned to us, but our home remains empty.” These words from the family of Yarden Bibas, who was released from captivity … Continued
New Cohort of JCC Association’s Tzedek Initiative To Lead Meaningful Jewish Service-Learning Projects Across North America
JCC Association of North America is proud to announce the members of the fourth cohort of the Tzedek: Jewish Service-Learning Cohort, an initiative developed in partnership with Repair the World. … Continued