The Association of Reform Jewish Educators
Advancing the profession of the Jewish educator
The ARJE is the premier professional association for Jewish educators. We aim to offer a supportive network and inspire excellence and continual learning in Jewish education.
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Shanah Tovah!
As we plan for ARJE27, our annual gathering, I have been thinking a lot about our conference theme of Mattering. “Mattering” is so much more than just “belonging.” Belonging is feeling welcome, whereas mattering recognizes the importance of each...
Announcing ARJE’s Leadership Boot Camp – Who can YOU Tap on the Shoulder?
14 years ago, I was nominated for the ARJE Board by Saul Kaiserman, my then-supervisor at Congregation Emanu-El of the City of New York Honored and excited, but with very little understanding of what lay ahead, I said yes. I had no idea at the time...
Serving as an Educational Hub
This week we're talking with Molly Levy, the Director of Education at the Goldring/ Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life (ISJL). Though the ISJL is headquartered in Mississippi, Molly is based in Charlotte, North Carolina, where she...
Learning Opportunities
We offer meaningful learning opportunities for our members because we believe that lifelong learning is essential for our growth as Jews and as educational leaders.
Career Opportunities
Whether you’re looking for a new job or hoping to launch a career as a Reform Jewish Educator, the ARJE can help with its suite of career offerings.
The ARJE also works to advance the profession of the Jewish educator through advocacy.
ARJE In The News
The ARJE and its leaders advocate for Jewish educators and raise awareness by frequently writing and speaking on issues critical to the Reform Judaism movement. Here are a few writings by our ARJE members that guide our work: