What Gives? The Jewish Philanthropy Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Judaism
After the unthinkable events of October 7th and the subsequent crises in Israel, we made the decision to suspend the podcast so that we could better focus on Israel’s recovery. Now, we are resuming our work on What Gives, sharing with you expert knowledge in the field of Jewish philanthropy.
Episode 45 of What Gives? the Jewish philanthropy podcast from Jewish Funders Network. We felt it appropriate to transition back into the show by sharing some of the powerful messages presented at the 2024 JFN International Conference, which we held recently in Israel. Beginning with the keynote address from JFN President and CEO Andres Spokoiny at the opening night of the conference, Andres looked to address our collective grief, and to challenge us to look towards the future with hope and determination.
Dan Senor - How Israel Will Bounce Back
Sigal Yaniv Feller: Philanthropy and Israel - Charting the Future at the Jewish Funders Network 2024 Conference
Dr. Mijal Bitton: Translating Sephardi and Mizrahi Stories in America
Rabbi Leon Morris: How Do We Build Communities of Meaning?
Yotam Polizer: IsraAID’s frontline Humanitarian Work
Casper ter Kuile: Building Spiritual Connections Locally and Digitally
Dara Horn: The Problem with Holocaust Education
Dan Smokler: Reinventing the Old for an Innovative Future
David Bernstein: The Threat of Illiberalism
Eli Paley: Opening Our Communities to the Haredi Sector
Ari Wallach: The long-term goal of a vibrant Jewish future
Yohanan Plesner: Democracy in Israel
Carly Maisel: Shining a Light on Antisemitism
Einat Wilf: Reclaiming Zionism
Eric K. Ward: Staying in the Room Together
Bret Stephens: Fostering Jewish Conversations
Jonathan Goodman & Shawna Goodman Sone
Amy Mandel: Sharing Philanthropic Power
Felicia Herman: From Jewish History to Jewish Philanthropy
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