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Learning & Education

JFS offers learning opportunities and educational events through Project Kavod, Project DVORA, and more.

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Project Kavod

Project Kavod is a JFS initiative that connects our essential work to the core Jewish values that inspire and guide our mission.

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Project DVORA

In addition to supporting survivors of domestic violence, Project DVORA also guides and empowers the Jewish community through prevention programs and trainings to local schools, rabbis, and other community leaders.

Becky Goldman, Parent Navigation Coach at JFS

Parent Navigation Coach Program

You don’t have to navigate parenting challenges alone. The Parent Navigation Coach Program offers personalized guidance, emotional support, and practical tools to help you and your family thrive. Our Parent Navigation Coach partners with parents and caregivers to strengthen communication, reduce stress, and connect you with community resources tailored to your family’s unique needs.

Turning Jewish Values Into Action

The “J” in JFS is what makes our agency unique to many other social service agencies. Jewish history and values guide our work. But what does this mean for JFS programs, clients, donors, volunteers and staff? In 2015, JFS set out to answer this question and Project Kavod was born. Now, the project is a success and getting national recognition as model for turning Jewish values into action.

Project Kavod helps deepen the work of JFS by embedding Jewish values and education into our programs.

Kavod (כבוד) means dignity. Jewish tradition teaches that every single person is created equal and that each one of us is unique. This means that no one is more or less important than someone else. It is our responsibility to treat every person with kavod (dignity).

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Learning Opportunities

Empowered Teens, Supported Parents Workshop

Join JFS and Congregation Beth Shalom at 6:30-8 p.m. on February 24 for “Empowered Teens, Supported Parents,” a workshop intended to raise awareness about and help prevent teen dating violence. This workshop will include tools for talking to your tweens and teens about their current or future romantic relationships.

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Learning Opportunities

Torah for Our Time

Join Rabbi Ronit Tsadok, Director of Project Kavod, for monthly, stand-alone learning opportunities that draw on the wisdom and tools of Jewish tradition to help us navigate times of instability and uncertainty.

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Learning Opportunities

Coping with Intent with Antisemitism

Jewish Family Service and Congregation Beth Shalom invite you to a four-part series of supportive gatherings designed for listening, grounding, and learning new coping practices. Facilitated by clinical psychologist Steve Katz, each session will draw on Jewish wisdom and offer space for open conversation about navigating current events, antisemitism, and the emotional challenges of this moment.

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Learning Opportunities

Prevention & Education

Our Outreach & Prevention Coordinator can help Jewish community organizations with Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) education, intervention, and prevention. This can be offered via consultation, youth prevention workshops, and training workshops.

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Learning Opportunities

Empowered Teens, Supported Parents Workshop

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Learning Opportunities

Torah for Our Time

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Learning Opportunities

Coping with Intent with Antisemitism

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Learning Opportunities

Prevention & Education

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