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Monday, July 27
 

9:00am EDT

Adding Elders to the Classroom: Enhancing Jewish Learning with Intergenerational Connections.
Monday July 27, 2026 9:00am - 10:30am EDT
DOROT has been connecting generations for nearly 50 years for meaningful learning and Jewish engagement. Students of all ages can grow and deepen their relationship to Jewish traditions and text through ongoing relationships with older adults (65+). Learn practical ways to incorporate intergenerational learning into your Pedagogy. In this session we will experience and discuss tools to inspire identity formation and joyous Jewish learning through intergenerational connections.
Speakers
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Shai Rosenfeld

Director - Intergenerational Program Enagagement, DOROT
Shai is the Director of Intergenerational Program Engagement for DOROT, a non-profit social services agency in New York City with a mission to bring generations together for mutually beneficial learning and connection. He and his team create spaces of play and possibility for youth... Read More →
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Monday July 27, 2026 9:00am - 10:30am EDT
College Hall Rm 348

11:00am EDT

Experiential Learning for Beginners
Monday July 27, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT
There are so many ways to create learning experiences that engage our students. What if you could create experiences where the students are the masters of their own learning? Experiential learning may be the answer. In this session we will begin to explore how one educator has helped teachers adapt the methods and ideas developed by the Institute for Experiential Jewish Education, where he trained. We will attempt the deliberate infusion of Jewish Values (Middot) into engaging and memorable experiences that impact on the formation of Jewish Identity.

Speakers
avatar for Ira Wise

Ira Wise

Ira currently serves as Temple Educator at Temple Beth Tikvah, a Reform congregation in Madison, CT, and has served as  a mentor for other synagogue educators through the Leadership Institute, HUC-JIR and Beit T'shuvah. He has attended and presented at CAJE and NewCAJE off and on... Read More →
Monday July 27, 2026 11:00am - 12:30pm EDT
College Hall Rm 348

3:00pm EDT

Beyond the Workshop - Sew Crafty: A Make and Take Session
Monday July 27, 2026 3:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
Get ready for a hands-on crafting session packed with fun, holiday, and prayer-themed projects! Join expert crafters, religious school teachers, and tefillah leaders Shelli Aderman and Karen Daniel for a fun, interactive workshop. You’ll learn how to bring these creations to life from scratch using fabric, colorful markers, and basic sewing materials. You’ll walk away with step-by-step instructions and the skills to create your very own handmade "plague balls," "prayer pillows," and more. All supplies are provided—just bring your creativity!

Includes a presentation about My Felt Story - a resource for your school.
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Sarah Cohen

My Felt Story

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Karen Daniel

Teacher and music specialist, Beth Meyer synagogue Raleigh NC
Karen Daniel is a teacher in the religious school and musical accompanist at Beth Meyer Synagogue in Raleigh NC. Having grown up in Nashville, TN, she is also a singer/songwriter of original Jewish and country/folk songs.
avatar for Shelli Aderman

Shelli Aderman

@T&V: Youth Educator (Family Service Leader, and Hebrew School Teacher) @Clal: Office and Events Manager, Clal - NYC; Town and Village Conservative Synagogue - NYC
Shelli Aderman (she / her) has been fortunate to work as a theatrical stage manager, Jewish educator, and administrator for over thirty years. In addition to her work at Clal, Shelli continues to be an active lay leader and educator at Town and Village Synagogue, and she resides with... Read More →
Monday July 27, 2026 3:00pm - 4:30pm EDT
College Hall Rm 348

4:45pm EDT

Circle Singing Workshop
Monday July 27, 2026 4:45pm - 6:15pm EDT
Join me for a joyful circle-singing workshop inspired by Jewish music, where we’ll create spontaneous music together through rhythm, harmony, and playful vocal improvisation. No experience is needed—just your voice and your curiosity. We’ll build layered soundscapes, listen deeply, and celebrate the magic that happens when a group becomes one living instrument. Come add your voice to the circle and explore the power of shared creativity.
Speakers
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Jen Keren

Rabbi Cantor Jen Keren, a native Texan, received her B.A. from the University of Miami, J.D. from Nova Southeastern University, cantorial ordination and M.A. in sacred music from JTS , M.A. in Jewish education from Towson University and rabbinic ordination from AJR.  She is currently... Read More →
Monday July 27, 2026 4:45pm - 6:15pm EDT
College Hall Rm 348
 

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