• CANVAS is accepting applications for its Amplify Grants, with awards of up to $75,000 to organizations showcasing contemporary artistry on Jewish themes, culture, and experience.
  • Atra’s masterclass on Navigating Difficult Conversations, an asynchronous learning experience, provides necessary skills to lead with courage in this challenging landscape and to foster Jewish communities that stay connected even when they disagree.
  • R&R released a pulse survey as part of their efforts to capture a first-of-its-kind data set on the impact and effectiveness of BREAKWEEKs (aka collective rest) on organizational sustainability.
  • Get involved with Repair the World’s latest National Days of Jewish Service, running April 1-30 in communities around the country.
  • SRE Network will open applications on April 14 for its microgrants that are designed to help the Jewish nonprofit sector move gender equity work forward.
  • Hillel International’s new podcast, On One Foot, hosted by CEO Adam Lehman, “lifts up insights from students, professionals, and partners shaping Jewish life on campus today.”
  • To help people navigate differences around Zionism, For the Sake of Argument is bringing a new project to communities through lectures, workshops, and facilitated conversations designed for educators, leaders, and families.
  • Applications are open for SVARA’s Queer Talmud Camp, June 28-July 2, “a rigorous, joyful, five-day retreat designed to transform learners and the Jewish tradition we are shaping together.”
  • Applications are open for cohort 2 of Leading Edge’s Onboarding Intensive program that helps early career professionals in Jewish nonprofits build practical skills, understand how the sector works, and connect with peers who are navigating the same learning curve.
  • Register or nominate someone for the M² Aleh Summit, April 28-30 in New Orleans, a gathering for professionals with 2-5 years of experience to provide them with skills, insights, and networks to thrive in Jewish communal work.
  • A More Perfect Union’s Jewish Partnership for Democracy offers tools and support to make civic engagement effective, accessible, and relevant.

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