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How the ReelAbilities Film Festival is Rolling Out the Red Carpet to Spotlight Inclusion

Mark your calendars, Greater Washington! The ReelAbilities Film Festival is back, and we’re incredibly excited to roll out the red carpet from January 25 to March 8, 2026. Get ready […]

The Life of the Atelier at the Pozez JCC Early Childhood Learning Center

The Atelier at the Pozez JCC Early Childhood Learning Center came to life in 2010, during a pivotal moment of transformation. The school was evolving from a traditional play-based preschool […]

The Jewish Value of Swimming: Life Lessons from the Pool at Pozez JCC

Swimming might seem like a simple childhood skill, a rite of passage for summer days and poolside fun. But in Jewish tradition, swimming is much deeper.  The Talmud instructs that […]

“ARE YOU READY?!” What the First Week of Camp Feels Like as a Director 

The first week of camp is one of my favorite times of year.  It’s where all the planning, dreaming, and problem-solving that’s happened behind the scenes for months finally takes […]

A Turning Point Summer at Sunrise Day Camp

On Monday, June 23rd, Sunrise Day Camp—Greater Washington will welcome 70 or more children with cancer and their siblings to summer camp. For the 29 BEST days of summer, we’ll […]

Finding Common Ground: Juneteenth through the Lens of Jewish Values

As a Black woman in America, Juneteenth holds deep meaning for me. It’s a celebration of freedom, and a reminder of the resilience my ancestors carried through centuries of bondage, […]

More Than Summer: How Camp Kesher Builds Life Skills That Last

Camp Kesher is filling a gap that’s all too common for neurodiverse youth: a lack of accessible, joyful, age-appropriate summer experiences. A day camp that celebrates and embraces differences, Kesher […]

Shavuot: More Than Just Cheesecake (Though We Love That Too!)

When I was growing up, Shavuot got left out of Temple celebrations in Religious School because the holiday always fell after Religious School had ended it’s year. It wasn’t until […]