Michelle Rosen Friedman reflects on five years serving as Keshet Board Chair. She shares what she’s learned, the relationships she’s built and why her commitment to Keshet is as strong as ever.
Before campers arrive, Keshet staff spend months preparing for summer through hands-on training, expert-led workshops and intentional planning to ensure every camper feels supported, successful and included from day one.
For the past five years, creative writing at GADOL has given adults the opportunity to share their voices, express their creativity and tell stories that matter to them. What began as a weekly writing group has grown into a powerful platform for connection, collaboration and self-expression.
As Emerson graduates from Keshet High School, her family reflects on the teachers, friendships and community that supported her every step of the way.
Judaism is inclusive at its core, and our responsibility is to continue opening doors so that every Jewish person can find meaningful ways to engage with mitzvot, community and identity.
Weekend Adventure Camp may only have lasted a few days, but the impact goes far beyond the weekend. Campers return home with new confidence, new memories and often a readiness for even more independence in the future.
Elaine Wells reflects on her first year as part of the Keshet team, sharing how she’s built a classroom rooted in creativity, connection and growth.
Inspired by her experience needing two blood transfusions after the birth of her daughter, Lexi is launching Keshet’s first blood drive to support others in moments of need.
Keshet is busy celebrating Passover…here’s a sneak peak of all the fun things we’re doing!
Keshet participant Leah Rappaport shows how work, social programs and community support empower her as a neurodivergent adult.
Congrats to these six staff who make a difference and live these Keshet values every single day!
After her first month as Assistant Director of GADOL, Toby Klein reflects on the joy, laughter and unexpected moments that make each day with our participants so meaningful.
Keshet teacher Robyn Reiser reflects on how her own learning inspires a lesson for students about discovering an inner Sanctuary.
