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The Jewish Education Project

The Jewish Education Project’s mission is to inspire and empower educators to create transformative Jewish experiences. For more than 100 years, it has been supporting educators to build strong Jewish communities. Originally the Board of Jewish Education, the project has become a national center for learning. It leads in incubating and developing innovative new models in the field and provides professional development and resources to educators in early-childhood centers, congregations, day schools and yeshivahs, youth programs and emerging spaces.
The Jewish Education Project’s annual Jewish Futures conference will explore the changing role of Jewish educators and invite participants to envision Jewish life in 2050.
Nine categories of recognition recognize those who take bold action against antisemitism through education, advocacy and community building.
“We’re in a real Chanukah moment because we are asking ourselves who we are, who we want to be and what we want to project to the world,” said Rachel Goldberg-Polin.
More than 400 guests participate in event focused on the future of Jewish and Israel education amid challenges and opportunities.
2025 Robert M. Sherman Young Pioneers Award recipients work in numerous educational settings.
The Jewish Education Project hosted the hands-on training for New York teachers that focused on using tools like ChatGPT in the classroom.
Hosted by the Jewish Education Project and the Jewish Early Childhood Association, conference focused on building skills to deliver personalized learning.
The keynote address focused on how families can find balance in their relationship with technology for the benefit of our teens and ourselves.
Goal was to equip Jewish educators with the tools and knowledge to teach about Israel, Jewish pride, peoplehood and antisemitism.