Author: Amy Goldberg
Meet Our School Partner Connectors
Over the past few years, The Network launched a partnership to bring connectors to Jewish preschools and day schools. Partner connectors, parents of students in Jewish preschools and day schools, serve as community builders, engaging with families and connecting them further to the school and larger organization they are part of whether a synagogue or […]
Eight Nights of Light: Network Staff Chanukah Traditions
Jewish families are blessed to have eight full nights to find meaning and celebration in the Jewish holiday of Chanukah, the Festival of Lights. Chanukah celebrates the success of the Maccabees the small Jewish army who fought against the Greeks in the pursuit of religious freedom. Traditionally, we light the hanukkiah (Chanukah menorah) for eight […]
Here’s the Scoop: Must Try Ice Cream for Shavuot
The Jewish holiday of Shavuot celebrates Moses receiving the Torah at Mt. Sinai after the Jews were freed from slavery in Egypt. Traditionally, we eat dairy to symbolize Israel, the “land flowing of milk and honey” (Exodus 3:8). One way that many Jews celebrate is by enjoying ice cream, the best dairy of them all! […]
Purim: A Timeless Celebration for Everyone
Purim, one of the most joyous Jewish holidays, is loved by both children and adults alike. Whether you’re 5 or 85 years old, here are a ways you can celebrate and enjoy the Purim holiday.
Ways to Incorporate Judaism into Thanksgiving
We often associate Thanksgiving with a secular American celebration, centered around family gatherings, feasting, and football. The root of Thanksgiving has strong Jewish ties. It’s a time we share gratitude, or hakarat hatov. So, why not infuse a more ‘Jewish’ touch into the holiday? Here are five ways to incorporate Judaism into your Thanksgiving.