Investing in and empowering young adults, especially Millennials and Gen Z, to challenge and innovate the existing norms is crucial for the continuity and evolution of the Jewish community, creating a dynamic and sustainable future in an ever-changing world.

Is the traditional synagogue losing its monopoly on Jewish experiences as new, innovative models, organized under six thematic frameworks, attract the interest of the next generation in search of meaningful Jewish contexts?

The concept of a "Culture of Belonging" has the potential to strengthen bonds within Jewish communities and foster a sense of belonging in an era characterized by individualism and disconnection.

This publication delves into the intersection of Peoplehood and Philanthropy, aiming to explore how embracing a Peoplehood perspective can enhance and reshape the landscape of Jewish philanthropy.

The Jewish tradition of 'Chessed' (kindness) illustrates how small acts of charity and compassion, deeply rooted in Jewish values, contribute significantly to repairing the world and building a just society.

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Preserving a strong sense of collective identity within the Jewish community necessitates intentional and ongoing efforts by leadership to connect individuals to their personal identities and the shared values that bind them together, especially in an era where individualism and personal interests often compete with communal commitment.

Can Lab/Shul's Partnerhood, a flexible, community-driven membership model, redefine congregational affiliation and strengthen Lab/Shul's community connections in a changing spiritual landscape?

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This text explores how philanthropy, as an integral part of Jewish peoplehood, can bridge ideological divides and foster a sense of collective identity and responsibility in increasingly polarized times.

The article highlights the role of philanthropy in enhancing Jewish peoplehood and inclusion of a wide spectrum of donors in meaningful, values-driven initiatives that strengthen communal bonds.

Shlomi Ravid's editorial explores how Jewish Community Centers (JCCs) worldwide serve as gateways to Jewish Peoplehood, addressing challenges and embracing diversity in Jewish identity.