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SEARCH ALL PEOPLEHOOD PAPERS

A collection of articles from a diverse group of Jewish leaders and thinkers that cover philosophical aspects of Jewish Peoplehood as well as practical implications for Jewish organizations, schools and communities. Over the years, the Papers have covered a large range of topics relating to Jewish Peoplehood.

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Which Would You Choose? A Study on Identity, Assimilation and Intercultural Womanhood

Mackenzie Sara Martinez

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32.17

A Person of Many Peoples

Ariela Ronay-Jinich

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32.19

The Relations Between Peoplehood Education and Israel Education

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From the Editor

Shlomi Ravid

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33.2

You, Me and Us at our Passover Table

Michael Lawrence

The lessons from the "wicked son" in the Pesach Haggadah guide us in navigating divisive discourse and fostering unity within our Jewish community and beyond in today's complex and challenging times.

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27.6

Philanthropy and Peoplehood - Giving with Jewish Wisdom

Seth Linden

Collective belonging, the balance between universalism and particularism, and the principle of mutual responsibility can deeply strengthen Jewish peoplehood

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27.8

Reflections on the Adoptee's Place in Latino Jewish PEoplehood

David MaCarty-Caplan

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32.18

El Mal De Ojo: Convergence of JEwish Latinx (Jewtinx) Rituals and Beliefs About the Evil Eye

Ramona Tenorio

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32.2

In Memory of Ilan Vitemberg

Vavi Toran

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33.1

Where Personhood, Peoplehood, and Philanthropy Meet

Gideon Herscher

Gideon Herscher explores how nurturing individual personhood can lead to profound philanthropic engagement, ultimately strengthening and sustaining Jewish peoplehood through transformative giving experiences.

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27.5

Calibrating the Collective

Arie Levy

What are the relationships between collective philanthropy and individual giving within the context of Jewish Peoplehood? Is it possible to formate of innovative coalitions as a means to bridge the gap and promote active engagement in philanthropy?

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27.7

The Global Jewish Philanthropic Collective – Where Next?

David Mallach

The historical evolution of Jewish philanthropy and its shift towards local and selective interests highlights the need for a return to a shared agenda and a renewed focus on the global Jewish collective, or Jewish Peoplehood, in order to sustain and strengthen the broader Jewish community.

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27.9

CJPE

The Center for Jewish Peoplehood Education serves as a resource and catalyst for developing the field of Jewish Peoplehood. It also serves as the central entity to address the challenges of Jewish Peoplehood education. CJPE offers institutions and individuals the resources and support to obtain professional development, content and programmatic development. It will achieve this through research, resource and content development, evaluation, convening, lectures, and mentoring and consulting.

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