Moving Traditions

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Moving Traditions is a national nonprofit that emboldens Jewish youth to thrive. Learn more: www.movingtraditions.org

Our suite of programs includes Moving Traditions B-Mitzvah Family Education Program for preteens and parents; Teen Groups for teens as they self-identify, with Rosh Hodesh for teen girls, Shevet for teen boys, Tzelem for LGBTQ+ teens, and Kulam for everyone; and the Kol Koleinu Teen Feminist Fellowship. Through the CultureShift initiative, Moving Traditions prepares camp leaders to train counselor

Photos from Moving Traditions's post 08/05/2026

Congratulations to Sima, one of the 2025-26 graduates of JGirls+ Magazine, a program of Moving Traditions.

As an editor for jGirls+ Magazine, Sima gained confidence, connected with a pluralistic Jewish community, and learned from those around her. We're proud of all she's accomplished and can't wait to see where her passion and voice take her next.

Photos from Moving Traditions's post 08/03/2026

Last month, the Moving Traditions staff gathered in Philadelphia from across the country for our second annual staff off-site! While we were together, we spent time Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel thinking about professional growth through skills and competencies, made plenty of time for formal and informal team building fun, and dug into strategic planning. We also celebrated our colleague Sarah Fox for reaching a milestone of 20 years with Moving Traditions. We look forward to carrying this energy and feeling of connectedness back to our respective remote workspaces.

07/31/2026

Congratulations to Ella, one of the 2025-26 graduates of , a program of Moving Traditions.

As a writer and editor for jGirls+ Magazine, Ella found a space to strengthen her voice, explore her Jewish identity, and reconnect with her love of literature. We're proud of all she's accomplished and can't wait to see where her voice and leadership take her next.

07/30/2026

This summer, our staff had an amazing time visiting Surprise Lake Camp in NY, Tel Yahuda in NY, Camp Galil in PA and Ramah Day Camp in Philly to lead in-person trainings for camp staff and counselors-in-training on how support the youth in their care. Bring Moving Traditions’ hallmark programs to your camp— learn more: movingtraditions.org/programs/camp/

Photos from Moving Traditions's post 07/30/2026

Congratulations to Arianna, one of the 2025-26 graduates of , a program of Moving Traditions.

As a writer for JGirls+ Magazine, Arianna had access to a space to express herself and learn from other feminist leaders. We're so proud of all she's accomplished and can't wait to see where her voice and artistry take her next.

Photos from Moving Traditions's post 07/29/2026

Congratulations to Allie, one of the 2025-26 graduates of , a program of Moving Traditions.

As a jGirls+ Editorial Board member, Allie was able to join a community where she could grow and gain a stronger sense of confidence in her beliefs. We're so proud of all she's accomplished and can't wait to see where her voice and artistry take her next.

07/29/2026

Help shape future Raising Up Teens webinars for parents of Jewish teens.

Your feedback helps us choose topics, improve sessions, and create resources that are meaningful for families. Take our 2-minute survey and let us know what you'd like to see next: surveymonkey.com/r/rutsurvey

Photos from Moving Traditions's post 07/28/2026

Congratulations to Abigail, one of the 2025-26 graduates of jG+ Magazine, a program of Moving Traditions.

As a jGirls+ photographer and contributor, Abigail connected her creativity with her Jewish identity and passion for social justice. We're so proud of all she's accomplished and can't wait to see where her voice and artistry take her next.

Photos from Moving Traditions's post 07/28/2026

How can educators help pre-teens and teens feel proud of their Jewish identities while creating space for honest, nuanced conversations?

Join Pamela Barkley, Chief Growth Officer at Moving Traditions, and Rabbi Daniel Brenner, Vice President of Education, for an interactive webinar exploring practical, social-emotional learning approaches to supporting Jewish youth as they navigate identity, belonging, and today's complex world.

Thursday, July 30
1:00 - 2:30PM ET
Hosted by Association of Reform Jewish Educators

Register today and bring these conversations back to your community: connect.movingtraditions.org/webmail/1040033/772148536/02c5ffe9d007ec78fdab1039e4f0d711d5299ddbc53f3175fd7a1d9b5a35de3e

07/22/2026

For her Kol Koleinu capstone project, Chloe R. created Painting a Safe Space, bringing participants together to paint their experiences and emotions in a supportive environment. Through creative expression and shared reflection, her project reminded others that they are not alone in what they're feeling.

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