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A Guide for LGBTQ Inclusion for Jewish Youth Groups Below you will find several suggestions for how to make your youth group a more inclusive, welcoming, and safe environment for…
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What’s in a Pronoun?: Resources and Activities on Third-Person, Gender- Neutral Pronouns Assembled by Dubbs Weinblatt, Essie Shachar-Hill, and Jacob Klein WHAT’S A PRONOUN? Pronouns are words used to…
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Save the following JPEG images to print, or display them on your organization’s website: Easily print your own Safe Zone stickers using Avery 5395 adhesive label paper and our Word-compatible…
Written non-discrimination policies and benefits form the foundation of diversity and inclusion efforts. Do the organizations you belong to, work for and/or support have a policy in place that specifically…
Top 10 ways to respond to “That’s So Gay!” Compiled from responses gathered from participants of Keshet’s National Training Institutes Don’t ignore it. Take the individual aside and have a…
Many events in Jewish life are accompanied by a ritual or ceremony. Our library of materials can help you find a meaningful LGBTQ inclusive text or interpretation for your event.
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Keshet was a game-changer for our camp! We now have crystal clear understanding of LGBTQ terminology and the confidence to use it. Our counselors are much more intentional about the language they use to express the gender diversity among our campers. Thanks to Keshet, our campers and their families know that they will be fully embraced for who they are.
Sheryl Kirschenbaum, Director of Surprise Lake Camp