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Start a Jewish young professionals book club on leadership

Leadership books can easily become another item on a crowded calendar. A book club for Jewish young professionals offers a better rhythm: a manageable reading…

Building a Jewish interfaith cooking class

Building a Jewish interfaith cooking class focused on holiday dishes can create a welcoming place where people meet through familiar kitchen work and…

A Jewish Guide to Carpooling for Synagogue Attendance

A Jewish guide to starting a carpooling network for synagogue attendance begins with a simple promise: regular worship should not depend on whether someone…

How to host a Jewish unplugged music open mic night

Hosting a Jewish Unplugged Music Open Mic Night means creating a room where people can share songs, stories and connection rather than staging a conventional…

A Jewish garden bringing flowers for Australian seniors

Creating a Jewish community garden for flowers to donate to senior homes can become a shared source of beauty, pollinator habitat and regular contact between…

Writing gratitude into Jewish community life

Gratitude can do more than brighten a leader’s week. A thoughtful letter can preserve the history of a community, show that volunteers and professionals are…

How to Launch a Jewish Community Recycling Drive for Electronics

Electronics pile up in drawers, wardrobes and office cupboards: old phones, tablets, laptops, monitors, cables and chargers all seem too small to need a formal…

A Jewish mentorship pathway for social work students

Building a Jewish mentorship program for college students pursuing social work is more than a careers initiative. It connects professional development with…

Jewish support for veterans and military families in Australia

Many Australian veterans describe the transition from military service to civilian life as a period of disconnection: routines change, ranks and purpose…

A Jewish guide to hosting a community Lag Ba'Omer bonfire night

Lag BaOmer, also written Lag Ba'Omer, arrives on the thirty-sixth day of the Omer, usually in May, although the Gregorian date changes from year to year. For…