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At ARJE26, another chilly day was made so much warmer by the joy of friends and learning—and that warmth continues to help our ideas grow.

On the first day of ARJE26, we kicked off the day with a meaningful and uplifting tefilah, exploring new melodies and themes together.

Take a look back on our celebration of 70 years of ARJE — held during ARJE26 in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Very early on in his tenure as the Executive Director, Rabbi Stanley T. Schickler, RJE realized that he was standing on giant shoulders.

As we turn to the second chapter of NATE’s life, beginning around 1973, we can reflect on what had been achieved in the course of a generation.

When Rebecca Gratz stood before the first Hebrew Sunday School in America in 1838, she couldn’t have imagined the legacy she was creating.

Our third chapter begins in the late 1990s with the hiring of our first full-time Executive Director and the move to the UAHC offices in New York. 

I had one primary criterion when I had to build a team of Jewish educators; each had to be better than I at a key aspect of Jewish education.

With a new name came a renewed mission: a commitment to welcome all professional Jewish educators and leaders shaping Jewish learning.