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.
New from the ARJE
Helping Dreams Become Reality
Yael Eads talks about her dual roles at Rodef Shalom and Camp Harlam, as well as why ARJE is essential for educators in informal camp settings.
Leading Informal Jewish Education
Seth Cohen of Eisner Camp explains why camp is a vital classroom for Jewish leadership and how campers apply lessons to their non-camp lives.
Becoming an ARJE Mentor/Mentee
Having served the field for many years, I think about what it means to teach others, helping them progress through a process. Mentors can’t help but learn and grow alongside the learners in orbit – whether they’re a kid in your education program or a grown up in one of their first full time jobs after graduation.
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: