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Conflict of Interest Policy - Part VI, Section B, Line 12c o All Board members are given a copy of our conflict of interest policy annually. o Along with that is a form that they fill out revealing any relationships that might present a conflict of interest. o These forms are signed by each board member and KEPT on file. Information Policy for Public Review of Records - Part VI, Sec C, Line 19 For any person(s) who wish(es) to review the governing documents and financial statements, this information will be provided to them, at the organization's office, upon request. Exececutive Director Compensation -Part VI, Section B, Line 15A & Line 15B o Performance review was conducted by an Executive Compensation Committee that consists of the Chair of the Board and Chair of the Audit Committee. o They conduct a performance review and recommend a salary adjustment o Recommendations for salary adjustment is part of the annual budget process which is reviewed by the full board prior to approval Form 990, Schedule I, Part IV, Purpose of Grant pg 1-3 PART II, PAGE 1 OF 4 #1 Social Practice Institute - To engage Jewish artists from the southern region of the United States in Jewish learning and train them in the methodology and pedagogy of social arts practice. #2 Spiritual Formation in Rabbinic Education - To foster spiritual formation among future rabbis through the creation of a series of professional development workshops, student and faculty retreats, and a new introductory course. #3 Farmer Torah Initiative - To design and implement a regional, cohort-based learning program for Jewish farmers to build cultural literacy and identity at the intersection of Judaism and agriculture. #4 Shutaf Inclusion Guide and Staff Training for Inclusion Success -To disseminate online training materials and resources for camp, religious school, and youth program professionals throughout the North American Jewish community to enable them to better serve participants of all abilities. #5 Shir Connection - To connect middle and high school students and older adults, including their grandparents or grandfriends, across the country through Jewish music and learning, relationship building, and storytelling. #6 Modern JewISH Couples - To create and scale programs, including retreats and curricula, for couples entering into partnership and marriage. #7 Cultivating Communities of Care: The Shtiebel Adult Learning Initiative - To train peer facilitators to lead small learning clusters in order to create a whole person-centered Jewish learning program rooted in caring relationships and deep Torah learning. #8 Expanding the Canon - To engage seven playwrights who are Jews of Color in a learning process that includes studying modern Jewish history, Jewish theater, and Jewish texts, with the goal of developing racially and ethnically diverse Jewish narratives. #9 Shmita: A Jewish Response to the Global Climate Crisis. To empower Hazon's national network of educators and leaders to engage their communities in Jewish environmental learning and action, using the upcoming shmita year in 2021-2022 as a point of launch. #10 InNOVAtive Jewish Learning: MoEd in Northern Virginia. To expand MoEd's vibrant and diverse year-round immersive Hebrew language after school program to a third Jewish community in Northern Virginia. #11 JFEST: An Arts Festival for the JCC Movement Pilot Initiative. To create a virtual quarterly Jewish arts festival that will offer cultural and educational content to a network of more than 170 JCCs and their community members of all ages. #12 The Idea Institute. To establish The Idea Institute, the school's new hub for professional development, community learning, and resource sharing. The Idea Institute will promote interdisciplinary Project-Based Learning to foster inquiry, curiosity, and creativity. PART II, PAGE 2 OF 4 #13 The Shefa Center: Helping Jewish Day Schools Reach All Learners. To support the planning, development, and launch of The Shefa Center, a new resource that will enable mainstream Jewish day schools, in partnership with The Shefa School, to expand their capacity to serve a diverse range of learners. #14 Makom Community South Philadelphia. To serve Jewish families in South Philadelphia through the expansion of its accessible daily afterschool enrichment programs for children in pre-K through 7th grade. #15 Weaving the Web: Expanding the Peaceful Parent Project. To expand its cohort-based program, which supports Jewish parents with Jewish wisdom and mindfulness practices, to a national audience by partnering with institutions around the country and training local Peaceful Parent facilitators. #16 Stepping Back In - To illuminate a path back into the Jewish community-through guided mikvah immersions, new liturgy, small listening groups, art-making, a video series, and a memorial concert-for all who suffered from loneliness, fear, and loss during the pandemic. #17 Encountering Democracy: The (Mifgash) Project - To develop a kindergarten through eighth grade curriculum and an educator's toolkit on civic engagement and American Jewish history. #18 The Makom Fellowship Program - To provide practical training, intensive mentorship, and cohort-based peer support to emerging professionals eager to foster vibrant Jewish life in small communities. #19 Jews of Color (JOC) Engagement, Within and Beyond Our Walls - To create a culture of belonging for Jews of Color by developing curricula, community programming, and a multicultural camp through the lens of equity and inclusion. #20 Shmita Statewide - To develop a sustainable statewide program that unites the Jewish community through collaborative Jewish education programs focused on a variety of issues, including shmita and the seven-year cycle of renewal and action. #21 "To Every Thing There Is a Season": Life Stages Curriculum for Grandparents and Grandchildren - To support the development of meaningful experiences and rituals for grandparents and grandchildren at a significant life stage: becoming b-mitzvah. #22 jkidACCESS Guides - To train educators to be jkidACCESS Guides in order to engage families raising Jewish children with disabilities while simultaneously providing Jewish experiences and learning for those families #23 Learn Together - To provide young Jewish women the opportunity to develop public speaking and community-building skills through an experiential leadership program. #24 M Research Fellowships - To create virtual laboratories for diverse educators to explore creative pedagogies for Jewish education and to develop new educational practices and resources inspired by Jewish wisdom. 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PAGE 3 OF 4 #25 Faculty Beit Midrash Innovation Lab - To launch the Faculty Beit Midrash Innovation Lab, which will provide opportunities for practical educational innovation by supporting faculty members in bringing their research to life in the classroom and the school. #26 The 25th Hour - To develop, in partnership with Let it Ripple, a virtual program to prepare cohorts of Jewish young adults to engage in tech-free Shabbat as a means of fostering lifelong mental health and well-being. #27 Respect and Responsibility - To distribute the Jewish Ethics Study Guide on Respect and Responsibility and to train Jewish educators to utilize the guide in their Jewish institutions in order to establish cultures of safety and respect. #28 The Dybbukast Live - To create a residency program that will bring theatrical presentations about Jewish history, professional development workshops, and community learning opportunities to multiple regions throughout the United States. #29 The Edge Project Initiative. To include digital assessment, games based learning and digital capacity building #30 Idea School & Institute Racial Justice Program #31 Tiferet Project: Israel Virtual Curriculum #32 Spirit in Nature - Podcast Outdoors #33 Prozdor Teen Open Circles #34 Mahloket Matters Covenant Fellowship Form 990, Schedule I, Part IV, Purpose of Grant pg 3-4 (CON'T) #35 Family Education and Support #36 inHEIRitance Project CYCLES: Revelations PART II, PAGE 4 OF 4 #37 Live Up! - imaginative playground built for all generations to come together to find hope, healing and joy #38 Tizmoret - Jewish A Cappella performance tours in various Florida communities. Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicag 30 S Wells St Chicago IL 60606 362167761 Jewish Educat IL 501(c)(3) 7 NA false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false