Part of The Wexner Foundation's video learning Rabbi Sharon Brous lead an interesting session the upcoming chag. Her session was titled "Don’t Tell Me. Show Me. Passover: A Story of Power and Powerlessness"
08
Jan 2016
Who Desires Life? An Exploration of Vayikra Rabbah and Repentance Through a European Lens
Part of The Wexner Foundation's video learning, Rabbi Jair Melchior lead an interesting session titled “Who Desires Life? An Exploration of Vayikra Rabbah and Repentance Through a European Lens.”
08
Jan 2016
Being Present and Becoming Like God
Being Present and Becoming Like God: Love, Kindness and the Heart of Judaism with Rabbi Shai Held
08
Jan 2016
What is the Wexner Field Fellowship?
The Wexner Field Fellowship Program is an opportunity for promising full-time Jewish communal professionals who are seeking professional development. In partnership with the Jim Joseph Foundation, three Wexner Field Fellows will be accepted as part of incoming classes of the Wexner Graduate Fellowship/Davidson Scholars Program. To apply, visit https://wexnerfoundation.org/programs/wexner-graduate-fellowship/wexner-field-fellowship/apply
08
Sep 2015
L’Shana Tova 5776 (2015)
All of us at The Wexner Foundation, together with Les and Abigail and their children, wish you a Shana Tova this new year!
08
Jan 2015
Throw out The Silver Bullet with Aaron Dorfman
In a short video, WGF/DS Alum Aaron Dorfman (Class 14) advises that focusing (and funding) a diverse eco-system of answers will yield more valuable returns.
08
Jan 2015
One Collective Enterprise with Hindy Poupko
In a short video, WGF/DS Alum Hindy Poupko (Class 19) discusses the importance of the Jewish community partnering together as "one collective enterprise".
In a short video, WGF/DS Alum Rabbi Ken Chasen (Class 6) discusses the importance of substantive Jewish content by "Combating Jewish Cultural Consumerism."
08
Jan 2015
The Importance of Why
In a short video, WGF/DS Alum Cantor Vicky Glikin (Class 20) discusses the importance of asking "why."
