Leading Edge Survey Tool for partner organizations
Interested in improving your workplace culture?
This spring, Tuesday, May 6–Friday, May 23, Leading Edge will be administering their flagship resource, the Employee Experience Survey, to help organizations understand and improve their employee’s experiences at work. This tool comes at no cost to your organization and includes resources, workshops, and a pro bono consultation to help organizational leaders take action around their results.
If your organization is interested in participating, you must have at least six employees (any combination of full-time or part-time), be a Jewish nonprofit organization based in North America, and have been in existence for at least three years.
To register, review the Memorandum of Understanding, which outlines the timeline, survey requirements, expectations, and confidentiality measures, and submit the requested information between Tuesday, February 25–Friday, April 4.
If you’re unsure if your organization should participate, this webpage provides helpful information on what to consider before you register.
CJP news and events
Apply Now for CJP-Keshet Shivyon Cohort for Congregations
The CJP-Keshet Shivyon Cohort for Congregations is a year-long cohort-based program to spark long-lasting change and develop a customized action plan for LGBTQIA+ belonging. The cohort launches in person on Wednesday, March 26 (8:30 a.m.–4:00 p.m.) at Hebrew College and is open to synagogues and congregations in the Greater Boston area at no cost. Learn more about Shivyon: Keshet’s Equality Project and apply to the cohort now!
CJP’s Hineni Volunteer Network
CJP’s Hineni Volunteer Network connects partner organizations to skilled volunteer leaders to serve on committees, task forces, boards, and more. Our network includes over 130 individuals, ranging from young professionals to empty nesters to retired CEOs. We invite all CJP partner organizations to reach out to Dara Klein to discuss your current needs, or fill out this form to submit a new opportunity.
When Hineni Met Sally
Tuesday, March 25, 6:30–8:30 p.m.
CJP | The Kraft Family Building | 126 High Street, Boston
Join us for Hineni Volunteer Network’s annual event designed for current and prospective volunteers as well as local Jewish organizations. Learn about the Hineni program and network with potential volunteers. You’ll leave inspired by the impactful work of volunteer leaders and gain valuable insights into how to authentically share your own story — what motivates you, why you’re passionate about the causes you support, and how to engage others with your mission.
Or copy this linkinto your calendar to join directly at the scheduled time.
Professionals working with teens, college students, and young adults
See the latest professional development offerings for professionals working with teens, college students, and young adults. For information about professional development resources and opportunities for professionals working with teens, college students, or young adults, get in touch with Brett Lubarsky, CJP's Director, Jewish Communal Life.
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