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Past Journal Issues: 2000-Present

Past Issues of the Journal of Jewish Communal Service: 2000 – Present

Most Recent Issue Available Online:
People of the Book, Community of Action: Exploring Jewish Service-Learning

Winter/Spring 2012. Volume 87, No. 1/2.
Table of Contents:

I. Introduction

From the Guest Editors: Jewish Service-Learning: A Foundation and a Future
Jon Rosenberg, Ilana Aisen, and Ruthie Warshenbrot

People of the Book, Community of Action: The Case for Jewish Service-Learning
Lisa Eisen, Adene Sacks, Jon Rosenberg

Funder Roundtable: A Conversation with Jenn Hoos Rothberg, Rafi Rone, Jennie Rosenn, John Ruskay, and Jon Rosenberg
Liz Jaffe

II. Background

Jewish Service-Learning: History and Landscape
Mordecai Walfish

Opening the Black Box: Lessons From Research on Immersive Jewish Service-Learning Programs for Young Adults
Fern Chertok, Joshua Tobias, Matthew Boxer, and Shirah Rosin

ABSTRACT: Jewish Service-Learning: Analysis and Caveats
Chaim Lauer

III. Major Trends in Jewish Service-Learning

From Service-Learning to Service-Activism: What Teach for America Can Teach the Jewish Service Movement
Aaron Dorfman

Dual Benefits, Dual Challenges: Integrating Community Impact and Participant Development in Jewish Service-Learning Experiences
Max Klau and Dana Talmi

A Judaism That Matters: Creating Integrated Service-Learning Communities
Lisa Exler and Rabbi Jill Jacobs

If We Build It, They Will Come: A Case for Developing the Field of Jewish Service-Learning in Israel
Dyonna Ginsburg

IV. The Impact of Jewish Service-Learning on Communities Served

Integrating Volunteers into Long-Term Sustainable Development
Micha Odenheimer

ABSTRACT: Complicating Revitalization: A Vision of a Just Detroit
Miriam Liebman and Blair Nosan

Shifting Service-Learning from Transactional to Relational: Best Practices in Working With Community Partners
Jamie Beran and Aleeza Lubin

V. The Impact of Jewish Service-Learning on Participants

Making Meaning: Emerging Adults and Service-Learning
Beth Cousens

Becoming a Servant: How James Kugel’s Conception of Avodat Hashem Can Help Us Think About Dispositional Goals of Jewish Service-Learning
Jon A. Levisohn

How To Turn a Year of Service Into a Lifetime of Commitment: A Case Study of AVODAH: The Jewish Service Corps
Stephanie Ruskay

ABSTRACT: Alternative Break Fellowship: Maximizing the Impact of Immersion Experiences
Michelle Lackie and Amy Weiss

In the Family: The Intrinsic Impact of Serving Other Jews
Sarah Eisenman

ABSTRACT: Jerusalem: A Classroom for Jewish Service Learning
Lisa Barkan

VI. Effective Jewish Service-Learning Pedagogy

Jewish Service-Learning: A Conceptual Framework
Simon Klarfeld

ABSTRACT: Havu Livenim – ( Carry the Bricks ): A New Paradigm for Manual Labor and Jewish Experience
Jordan Namerow and Ruth Messinger

ABSTRACT: Personal Connections as a Foundation of Service Work: Social Networking That Makes a Difference
Shimshon Stüart Siegel, with Rabbi Bradley Solmsen

Professional Development for Jewish Service-Learning Professionals: The Certificate of Completion Model
Jennifer Mangel

ABSTRACT: Preparing Service-Learning Professionals: Lessons from Training Experiential Educators
Mark S. Young and Jeffrey S. Kress

Don’t Sell Them Short: From Understanding Injustice to Activism

Irene Lehrer Sandalow and Asaf Bar-Tura

ABSTRACT: Strengthening Mentorship in Jewish Service-Learning Settings
Erica Hymen

VII. Jewish Service-Learning in Higher Education

Jewish Studies and Service-Learning in Higher Education: What Each Can Gain From the Other
Dan W. Butin and Noam Pianko

 Jewish Service-Learning Partnerships Between Hillel and the Public University: A Case Study
Jody Myers and Renée Cohen Goodwin

VIII. Youth Voice and Jewish Service-Learning

Turning up the Volume: A Call for More Youth Voice in Jewish Service-Learning
Lawrence Neal Bailis and Susan Shevitz

ABSTRACT: Give Youth Voice Now: Youth Voice Techniques and Philosophies for Jewish Service-Learning: Responding to “Turning up the Volume: A Call for More Youth Voice in Jewish Service-Learning”
Rachel Meytin

Getting Comfortably Uncomfortable: Youth Perspectives on Community Service from the Ma’yan Research Training Interns
Beth Cooper Benjamin with Alex Cohen, Emma Goldberg, Alice Kallman, Carolyn Kettig, and Leah Shwartz

Expanding the Definition of Service and Amplifying Youth Voice
Nahma Nadich

ABSTRACT: Young Jews Learning to Serve and Lead: Organizing Jewish Teens in Boston
Meir Lakein, Ilana Lerman, Beth Reisfeld, Dan Gelbtuch, and Chris Messenger

IX. The Impact of Jewish Service-Learning on the Jewish Community and Our Communal Institutions

Successful Components to Transforming a Synagogue Into and Agency of Service
Sandy Rechtschaffer

ABSTRACT: Becoming a Community of Service: What Worked in San Francisco Bay Area
Jennifer Leorah Mangel and Mara Kassoff

Service-Learning and Jewish Baby Boomers: An Emerging Opportunity or a Best-Missed Chance?
David M. Elcott and Stuart Himmelfarb

X. Reflections from the Field of Jewish Communal Service

From Tea Party to J Street: Jews and American Politics: Understanding the Changing Landscape of the Jewish Vote
Steven Windmueller

Social Work and The Jewish Community: Renewing the Partnership
Barry Rosenberg


Past Issues:

Volume 86, No. 1/2: Winter/Spring 2011
A Tradition of Innovation: A Letter From the Guest Editors
Full Table of Contents
Volume 85, No. 2/3: Summer/Fall 2010
F.E.G.S. 75th Anniversary: Tradition and Innovation Through Leadership, Collaboration, and Service to the Community
Full Table of Contents
 
Volume 85, No. 1: Winter 2010
Strengthening the Jewish Community: The Role of the Federation: A Case Study in New York (1999 – 2009)
Full Table of Contents
 
Volume 84, No. 3/4: Summer/Fall 2009
The HUC-JIR School of Jewish Communal Service: Celebrating the Past, Shaping the Future
Full Table of Contents 
 
Volume 84, No. 1/2: Winter/Spring 2009
The Changing Paradigm of Jewish Philanthropy
Full Table of Contents 

Volume 83, No. 2-3: Winter/Spring 2008
Wurzweiler School of Social Work of Yeshiva University:
Celebrating 50 Years of Education and Service
Full Table of Contents

Volume 83, No. 1: Fall 2007
Imagine the Unimaginable: Disaster Planning, Preparedness, & Response
Full Table of Contents
Volume 82, Issue 3: Summer 2007
Jewish Vocational Services: Building Skills, Improving Lives, & Strengthening Communities. 
     A Tribute to Ron Coun. 
Full Table of Contents

Volume 82, Issue 1-2: Winter/Spring 2007
Jewish Family Services: New Models for New Millennium
Full Table of Contents

Volume 81, Issue 3-4: Spring/Summer 2006
Addressing the Quality of Jewish Aging Services
Full Table of Contents
Volume 81, Issues 1-2: Fall/Winter 2005
Special Tribute Edition: The Vision of Ralph Goldman: Partnering to Build a Strong Jewish Future
Full Table of Contents
Volume 80, Issues 2-3: Summer/Fall 2004
Recruitment & Retention: Imperatives for Jewish Communal Leadership
Recognizing Shoshana S. Cardin: An Exceptional Volunteer Leader
Full Table of Contents

Volume 80, Issue 1: Winter 2004
A Tribute to Darrell D. Friedman: Making a Difference in Professional Leadership
Full Table of Contents
Volume 79, Issues 2-3, Winter/Spring 2003
World Council of Jewish Communal Service: Quadrennial, 12-16 November, 2003, Jerusalem
Full Table of Contents

 


Volume 79, Issue 1, Fall 2002
Stephen D. Solender: A Career in Jewish Communal Service
Full Table of Contents


Volume 78, Issue 4, Summer 2002

United Jewish Communities General Assembly
Full Table of Contents

 

Volume 78, Issue 2-3, Winter/Spring 2002
Redeeming the Captive: Initiatives, Trends, Challenges, and Opportunities in the Delivery of Vocational Resettlement Services to Jewish Emigres from the Former Soviet Union.
Cumulative Index 1982-2001
Full Table of Contents

Volume 78, Issue 1, Fall 2001
Recruitment and Retention: Imperatives for the Field of Jewish Communal Service
Full Table of Contents


Volume 77, Issue 3/4, Spring/Summer 2001
JCSA Teleconference–2001. Gender Equality in Jewish Communal Service: Toward a National Action Agenda
Full Table of Contents

Volume 77, Issue 2, Winter 2000
Looking Forward: Our Three-Pronged Challenge and Opportunity
Full Table of Contents

Volume 77, Issue 1, Fall 2000
Setting Standards for Volunteer Leadership and the Profession: A Dialogue
Full Table of Contents

Volume 76, Issue 4, Summer 2000
Truth, Tradition, and Respect: A New View of Informal Jewish Education
Full Table of Contents

Volume 76, Issue 3, Spring 2000
Past Achievements and New Challenges: JCSA in the New Millennium
Full Table of Contents

 

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The people I love the best
jump into work head first
without dallying in the shallows
and swim off with sure strokes almost out of sight.
They seem to become natives of that element,
the black sleek heads of seals
bouncing like half-submerged balls.

I love people who harness themselves, an ox to a heavy cart,
who pull like water buffalo, with massive patience,
who strain in the mud and the muck to move things forward,
who do what has to be done, again and again.

I want to be with people who submerge
in the task, who go into the fields to harvest
and work in a row and pass the bags along,
who are not parlor generals and field deserters
but move in a common rhythm
when the food must come in or the fire be put out.

The work of the world is common as mud.
Botched, it smears the hands, crumbles to dust.
But the thing worth doing well done
has a shape that satisfies, clean and evident.
Greek amphoras for wine or oil,
Hopi vases that held corn, are put in museums
but you know they were made to be used.
The pitcher cries for water to carry
and a person for work that is real.

Marge Piercy, Circles on the Water, 1982.
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