Virtual Summit 2021

The Honeycomb Virtual Summit is our conference for Jewish youth educators, lay leaders and Jewish organizational professionals who work to engage the next generation of changemakers

Registration closed - contact us: danielle@honeycomb.org

About the Honeycomb Virtual Summit 2021

The Honeycomb Summit, March 17-18, 2021 is back and this year we are going VIRTUAL! Our new Honeycomb Virtual Summit is our flagship conference experience and you are in for an incredible journey!

The Honeycomb Virtual Summit is our conference for Jewish youth educators, lay leaders and Jewish organizational professionals who work to engage the next generation of changemakers. This year our conference will be virtual, taking place on March 17-18, 2021. It will include specially-designed sessions for leaders of Jewish youth philanthropy programs, as well as for Jewish educators, professionals, and lay leaders in the field and beyond. There will also be a focus this year on online methodologies, community-building and connection.

Registration includes access to all workshops, technology platforms, cohort experiences, and a curated event box of premium quality tools, resources and treats to enhance your experience.

We will network, learn from one another, innovate, share resources, and grow our knowledge in Jewish youth philanthropy.

Any questions? Contact Danielle Segal, Senior Program Manager, Honeycomb.

Schedule

Schedule subject to change.

Workshops

  1. Navigating Our New Educational Reality.

    Lauren Belferder, Temple Sinai of Roslyn

    Debra Sagan Massey, Jewish LearningWorks

    Interactive workshop to explore the challenges and the gifts that this unique time continues to offer us. Examine different methods of hybrid (in-person and online combination) programming, understand what “Covid-Keepers” to carry forward in your work and help create your own personal decision structure for preparing for the grey space in our new reality.

  2. Diversity, Equity and Inclusion.
    Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein, Jewish Federations of North America

    A conversation on social equity and inclusion, charitable giving, race, Jewish tradition and the Jews with Rabbi Isaiah Joseph Rothstein.

  3. Global Giving.
    Amy Weiss, OLAM

    How to embark on global giving and consider how might we give ethically and effectively when funding around the world.

  4. Resilience and Mental Health.
    Pamela Schuller, Here.Now.

    Learn from the experts at Here.Now. about how we can help our teens be comfortable in their own identity, understand mental health, and promote resilience.

  5. Teens Becoming Their Best Selves.
    Leslie-Anne Copes-Finke, The Mussar Institute

    Using the insightful methodology of the Jewish spiritual practice of Mussar, help teens to assess their own social, emotional, and spiritual inner life, and to become more in control of their own reactions in spite of the challenges and choices they are facing.

  6. Youth Philanthropy 101.
    Alana Hollander, Honeycomb

    From big-picture goals all the way to the nitty-gritty: best practices, curriculum framework, community buy-in, tips, tricks, and concrete examples – a great starting point as you start a new program.

  7. Accessibility and Participation in Youth Philanthropy.

    Sandy Gold, Gateways

    Leah Goldstein, Jewish Teen Foundations of Greater Boston

    How to incorporate inclusion of all participants into your program, learn from our friends at Gateways who are pioneering inclusion-based programs in Boston.

  8. Tainted Money.
    Yitzhak Bronstein, Maimonides Moot Court

    Experience the unique methodology of Maimonides Moot Court and see how this debating structure can enhance your program. We will be examining the notion of money donated from a tainted source – should we accept it? Let’s explore together!

  9. Innovating Traditional Jewish Text Online.
    Danielle Segal, Honeycomb

    Fill your toolkit with tangible activities and varying methodologies for using traditional Jewish text in a non-traditional way while facilitation an online program.

Site Visits

  1. Online Volunteering.

    Miranda Rosenblum, Repair The World

    Be involved in a genuine online volunteer opportunity with our friends at Repair The World, and peel back the curtain to explore how this can be incorporated into your philanthropy program.

  2. Museum Tour: ANU - Museum of the Jewish People , Tel Aviv.

    Yael Rosen, Anu - Museum of the Jewish People

    Experience this virtual tour with state-of-the-art displays, immersive video, world-class art and new works in the new three floors of ANU - Museum of the Jewish People, encompassing Jews around the world today, historical journeys and foundations of Jewish life.

  3. A Visit To Berlin.

    Lee Evans, Berling&Beyond

    Join for a visit to downtown Berlin! Through the memorials, we will discuss Germany’s memorial culture and the patronage of this historical memory. You’ll also get an insider’s look at the technology and logistics of the developing technology of virtual site visits.

Presenters:

Template Sinai of Rosyln

Lauren Belfelder

Maimonides Moot Court

Yizhak Bronstein

The Mussar Institute

Leslie-Anne- Copes Finke

Berlin & Beyond

Lee Evans

Gateways

Sandy Gold

Alum, Jewish teen Foundations of Greater Boston

Isaiah Goldsmith

Jewish teen Foundations of Greater Boston

Leah Goldstein

Honeycomb

Wayne Green

Honeycomb

Alana Hollander

ANU - Museum of the Jewish People

Yael Rosen

Repair The World

Miranda Rosenblum

Jewish Federations of North America

Rabbi Isaiah Rothstein

Jewish LearningWorks

Debra Sagan Massey

Here. Now.

Pamela Rae Schuller

Honeycomb

Danielle Segal

Ruderman Family Foundation

Sharon Shapiro

CoFounder, Honeycomb

Ricky Shechtel

Advisory Board Chair, Honeycomb

Jeffrey Solomon

Repair The World

Sam Sittenfield

OLAM

Amy Weiss

Sponsors

Organizational Partners

Organizational Friends

Thank you to other generous sponsors who wish to remain anonymous.

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