Rabbi Julia Appel joins Sara to discuss design thinking in relation to Jewish community innovation. Inspired by her work with college students and within more typical congregational environments, Rabbi Julia shares what's next: Bina Community Circles.
https://www.binacommunitycircles.org/
https://m.facebook.com/binacommunitycircles/

Rabbi Gabi Arad joins Sara this week to talk intentional community innovation and how our Jewish communities can thrive online during this difficult time. Gabi is a rabbi cantor and co-founder of the Jewish Collaborative of San Diego.

Miriam Steinberg-Egeth joins us this week to talk boundaries as a Jewish professional. She discusses her professional versus personal presence in the community, how a patchwork of part-time Jewish work may be her ultimate goal, and how working from home has evolved over the past few months in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.

https://www.jewishexponent.com/category/community/miriams-advice-well/

The Center City Kehillah: https://centercityjews.org/

This week we chat with Caroline Kessler, Ava Rosen, and Arielle Tonkin, three Bay Area artists and Jewish leaders. We discuss the intersections of their art and their Judaism, time as a secular and a religious concept, and the ideas of "exercising leadership" and of leading by creating opportunities.

and other tags/links/etc they provided since recording:

arielle & ava's mutual aid creative practice space throughout shelter-in-place:
https://linktr.ee/mutualaidmaterials
@mutualaidmaterials

ava's SF-based art cooperative:
https://www.openwindowscooperative.com/
@openwindowscooperative

arielle's collaboration with the muslim jewish arts fellowship:
https://muslimjewisharts.wordpress.com/

our individual sites:

https://avasayakarosen.wixsite.com/hello/about
https://galoresf.bandcamp.com/releases
@avasayakarosen
(Instagram)

https://carokess.com/
https://18somethingsproject.com/
@caro_kess
(twitter)

http://www.arielletonkin.com/
@arielletonkin
(instagram)

This week, we sit down with Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath. She is the Associate Director of Adolescent Initiatives for the Jewish Education Center of Cleveland and is completing her doctorate in Jewish Education at Gratz College. We discuss Samantha's research into Jewish teen engagement, body image in the Jewish community, and how to think Jewishly about our large, intersectional lives.
samanthavinokormeinrath.com/
@sam_vinokor on Instagram
https://www.jecc.org/

Welcome to LeaderFolk! Aliza Kline, founding executive director of OneTable, joins us for a moving conversation about customizing Jewish rituals and shaping our Jewish practices to infuse our lives with meaning and grounding, especially in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://onetable.org
https://onetable.org/shabbatshalone/

This is LeaderFolk: An Inclusive Look Inside the Jewish Community. Join us bi-monthly, that’s twice a month, for a conversation about what it means to be a woman, non-binary or genderqueer individual working as, what we like to call, a “professional Jew.” Tune in for explorations of the unique triumphs and challenges that face these Jewish community leaders at the blurry intersection between the professional and the personal. Welcome to the table, we’re saving a spot for you!