New Center for Collaborative Leadership

The Jewish Education Project collaborates with thought leaders and cutting-edge practitioners to integrate technology and innovation into the way we educate Jewish children, teens, and families.

Learn more about our work in innovation:

• The Jewish Futures Conference
• General Press
• The Jewish Futures Conference Press

The Jewish Futures Conference

The first-ever Jewish Futures Conference took place at the 2010 General Assembly of The Jewish Federations of North America in New Orleans in November. Communal leaders, educators, and educational entrepreneurs and forecasters convened at this extraordinary program to chart a course for the future of Jewish learning and education into the twenty-first century and to examine social, economic, technological, and community forces and trends.

Professionals, educators, and forward-looking thinkers making an impact on the Jewish future were inspired, challenged, and energized to be agents of change within Jewish education and our greater community.

The Jewish Futures Conference is a joint project of The Jewish Education Project, The Jewish Federations of North America, and JESNA’s Lippman Kanfer Institute.
Jewish Futures Conference Website Jewishfutures.net

General Press:

• The Jewish Week—Brave New Tech World Awaits Jewish Education

Jewish Futures Conference Press:

• The Jerusalem Post—GA Journal: I Have Glimpsed the Future and It Is Now
• My Urban Kvetch—Late for the Jewish Future—A Post from the JFNA General Assembly
• eJewish Philanthropy—An Alternative to the GA . . . at the GA
• The Jerusalem Post—Young Bucks, ‘Alte Kachers’ at GA: A Learning Opportunity
• The Canadian Jewish News—An Open-Source Jewish Future
• eJewish Philanthropy—The Jewish Futures Conference: The Conversation Continues
• eJewish Philanthropy—Remixing Jewish Education for the Future
• eJewish Philanthropy—Web 2.0: The Promise of Our Children and the Obligation of Philanthropy
• Joel Grishaver’s Blog—The Jewish Future’s So Bright I Got to Wear Blinders
• The Fifth Child—Tinkering with Tomorrow
• Jewish Community of Louisville—Ensign Reflects on Big Easy Summit, Jewish Futures Conference, GA