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The Engaged Congregation Series
Repair is pleased to present The Engaged Congregation Series, a four-part series designed to provide synagogues with a step-by-step process of creating and maintaining a culture of volunteer engagement. Volunteer engagement is a strategy that can build a congregation’s capacity beyond what staff alone can accomplish. It transforms a congregation into an engaged community in [...]
Breaking for Change: How Jewish Service-learning Influences the Alternative Break Experience
Repair the World is pleased to announce the release of Breaking for Change: How Jewish Service-learning Influences the Alternative Break Experience. Conducted by Dr. Shelley Billig of RMC Research Corporation, the study investigates the impact of Immersive Jewish Service-learning (IJSL) Alternative Breaks on participants between 2009 and 2012. The study confirms what many of us [...]
At a Glance: Data on Immersive Jewish Service-learning Participants
In 2011, Repair the World (Repair) and its grantee-partner organizations collected standardized data about immersive Jewish service-learning (IJSL) program participants. Together with Rosov Consulting, Repair developed a Common Participant Questionnaire (CPQ), which was administered by 20 grantee-partner organizations (see the full list below). This questionnaire asked participants about their demographics, motivations for participating in an [...]
The REALITY Check Box: Interview with Simon Cataldo
This blog post is part of the Reality Check Box interview series with mentors and mentees from the REALITY Check Program.
