NGF Network Leadership Seminar Cohort members are responsible for completing a ‘Lesson in Leadership’ that uses their experience in the NGF Leadership Seminar to develop and execute a project, program, or lesson to enrich their local community or organization.
Being sensitive to timing and being willing to shed old paradigms that no longer work
How to increase leadership capacity in Jewish organizations
Using a collective leadership model to create opportunities for engaging different viewpoints
Using Israel's experience with trauma to catalyze change and growth
How new ideas and strong narratives can form the basis of community building for the future
How tuning into your inner emotional response can make you a stronger and more authentic leader
Exploring curiosity as a fundamental practise of leadershp
Creating a model of leadership that encourages dialogue and opennenss
The importance of athentic leadership and self reflection in the practise of effective leadership that ensures continutity and not burn-out
True strength comes from embracing inclusivity, sharing culture boldly, and breaking down barriers — because the best way to fight an...
During times of our hardship, our best answer is to harness our emotions as powerful tools for communication and connection.
Why creating more committed Jewish communities who share a sense of beloning is the best answer to assimilation and antiisemtism
Rethinking what Jewish belonging means beyond traditional geography.
How to relate to and intigrate our history of persecution without letting it define us
Using the 'Moses Model' to explore the role of effective communications in leadership
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