Jewish Summer Camp
No camp this year? The Shalom Hartman Institute steps up to the plate
Summer was still rewarding for the teens studying with top Hartman scholars in a pilot program for emerging Jewish leaders.
Camp on Zoom is still pretty fun, it turns out
It may seem like camp activities don’t translate well online. But it turns out that the main thing is connection, and that still works fine.
After the storm has passed, looking forward to camp — Summer 2021
By coming together to question all assumptions, we can adapt and innovate toward an even better camp experience.
Ultra-Orthodox children hold ‘Kid lives matter’ protest over summer camp closures
“No camps, no justice.”
Camp is a safe haven, and right now, we really need one
A deadly virus is stampeding through the globe. I would give anything to escape to a sunny afternoon of Gaga with my friends.
We asked the experts: can teens see friends in a summer without camp?
Think drive in movies, distanced soccer drills, and BYO picnics.
Trust camps when they say it’s not safe. And it’s not safe.
Yes, the mortality rate appears minuscule for most campers and staff, but there are additional concerns.
Jewish summer camps close, stranding kids with disabilities - and their families
“It’s an emergency situation.”
After devastating fires, Wilshire Blvd. Temple camps now face pandemic
Wilshire Blvd. Temple camps struggle to decide whether to open during the pandemic.
Hell, no, we shouldn’t have camp! It would betray all our values.
Opening camp this summer would be sure to come with all sorts of changes to the normal routines, traditions and joy that kids usually experience.