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HAIKUS FOR JEWS Humorous haikus, combining ancient Zen wisdom with timeless Jewish noodging

		NFTY For sixty years, the North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY) has offered thousands of young people the opportunity to explore and live Reform Judaism. Today, over 450 Reform congregations throughout North America sponsor Temple Youth Groups, bringing the NFTY experience to more than 10,000 high school-age young people. Through involvement opportunities offered by congregations, our 20 NFTY regions, and on the North American level, NFTYites strive to forge an identity in consonance with the goals and values of Reform Judaism.
		UAHC Camps for Living Judaism The twelve UAHC Camps for Living Judaism are engaged in creative education with the goal of developing a knowledgeable and literate community for the future. Tens of thousands of Reform Jewish youngsters experience Jewish living for themselves in a variety of summer and winter camp programs. The concept of total Jewish living includes both study and recreation in a balanced program tailored to the needs and abilities of each age group.

		Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion
		KESHER: Serving Reform Jewish College Students The International Kesher Webpage.
		Progressive Association of Reform Day Schools PARDeS, the Progressive Association of Reform Day Schools, a nonprofit organization committed to alternative schools for Reform Jewish education, an affiliate of UAHC.

		CCAR Home Page Central Conference of American Rabbis
		clickonJudaism clickonJudaism is a project of the Reform Movement's UAHC-CCAR Commission on Synagogue Affiliation. The purpose of clickonJudaism is to provide doorways into Judaism for Jews in their 20's and 30's, as well as those considering Judaism. Our hope is to enable young Jews to explore the possibilities offered by liberal Judaism through points of interest and concern to them.
		Directory of Congregations Directory of Congregations
		Israel Religious Action Center IRAC, the legal advocate of Israel Reform Movement, works for religious freedom, pluralism, civil rights (marriage and conversion), based on liberal Judaism
		NFTY For sixty years, the North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY) has offered thousands of young people the opportunity to explore and live Reform Judaism. Today, over 450 Reform congregations throughout North America sponsor Temple Youth Groups, bringing the NFTY experience to more than 10,000 high school-age young people. Through involvement opportunities offered by congregations, our 20 NFTY regions, and on the North American level, NFTYites strive to forge an identity in consonance with the goals and values of Reform Judaism.
		Reform Judaism Reform Judaism
		Reform Judaism - Women Progressive Judaism FAQ including Role of Women
		Reform Judaism Magazine Reform Judaism- an online Jewish magazine with current articles, a discussion group, and much more.
		Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (RAC) has been the hub of Jewish social justice and legislative activity in the nation's capital for over 40 years. It has educated and mobilized the American Jewish community on legislative and social concerns as an advocate in the Congress of the United States on issues ranging from Israel and Soviet Jewry to economic justice and civil rights, to international peace and religious liberty.
		Soc Culture Jewish Reform/Progressive Judaism Reading List Soc.Culture.Jewish Newsgroups Reading Lists
		UAHC Home Page Union of American Hebrew Congregations
		Young Professionals' Kesher Make jewish friends! The Young Professionals' Kesher (YPK) is a group of jewish friends for singles and couples in their 20's and 30's who want to make additional jewish friends their own age, and build a sense of Jewish community. YPK offers a wide variety of activities for jewish friends, including religious education, community service, and social events. All great opportunities for making Jewish friends.

		Eisner Camps Eisner Camps, located in Barrington, in the Berkshires of Western MA, serving New York and the Northeast. A coed, Union Of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC) Reform Jewish Camp.
		NFTY For sixty years, the North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY) has offered thousands of young people the opportunity to explore and live Reform Judaism. Today, over 450 Reform congregations throughout North America sponsor Temple Youth Groups, bringing the NFTY experience to more than 10,000 high school-age young people. Through involvement opportunities offered by congregations, our 20 NFTY regions, and on the North American level, NFTYites strive to forge an identity in consonance with the goals and values of Reform Judaism.
		UAHC Camps for Living Judaism The twelve UAHC Camps for Living Judaism are engaged in creative education with the goal of developing a knowledgeable and literate community for the future. Tens of thousands of Reform Jewish youngsters experience Jewish living for themselves in a variety of summer and winter camp programs. The concept of total Jewish living includes both study and recreation in a balanced program tailored to the needs and abilities of each age group.

		Camp Olin-Sang-Ruby A pacesetter in Jewish Camping, Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute (OSRUI), located in Lac La Belle, Wisconsin, serves campers throughout the Midwest, from Toronto to Colorado.
		Eisner Camps Eisner Camps, located in Barrington, in the Berkshires of Western MA, serving New York and the Northeast. A coed, Union Of American Hebrew Congregations (UAHC) Reform Jewish Camp.
		UAHC Camps for Living Judaism The twelve UAHC Camps for Living Judaism are engaged in creative education with the goal of developing a knowledgeable and literate community for the future. Tens of thousands of Reform Jewish youngsters experience Jewish living for themselves in a variety of summer and winter camp programs. The concept of total Jewish living includes both study and recreation in a balanced program tailored to the needs and abilities of each age group.

Reform Judaism - Women Progressive Judaism FAQ including Role of Women

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