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IJY

Inspire Jewish Youth

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Youth Engaged Weekly

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IJY's Mission

Inspire Jewish Youth (IJY) helps Jewish youth of all abilities, with a specialization in neurodiverse youth, have access to engaging and inclusive online resources that help grow deep roots in their Jewish community, Jewish values, and Jewish traditions! Our goal is to ensure that every child regardless of their learning needs can embrace their Jewish learning through interactive content, simplified learning materials, and supportive guidance for families and educators.

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IJY's Vision

IJY's vision is a future where every child, regardless of their, abilities are able to fully participate and celebrate their identity, including neurodiverse youth! Through curated educational material and engaging events, IJY strives to make this vision a reality by helping Jewish youth engage with their Jewish identity and also by educating parents and helpers on how to approach and teach new topics in order to have the biggest impact on youth.

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HOW YOU CAN GET INVOLVED

Start Learning

Discover Jewish holidays, traditions, and shabbat rituals in an engaging and interactive way. Each lesson is designed to engage children of all abilities, offering step-by-step guides, audio blessings, fun games, and printable activities. Start exploring now!

Contact Us

Reach out to us with any questions/concerns/or advice on how we can improve our education for you!

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UPCOMING HOLIDAYS.

Tree Lined Park

Tu B'shvat

Wed, Jan 24, 2024 – Thu, Jan 25, 2024

Tu Bishvat, celebrates the renewal of nature and marks the time when trees start to bloom and bear fruit.

Purim Costumes

Purim

Thu, Mar 13, 2025 – Fri, Mar 14, 2025

Purim celebrates Queen Esther’s bravery, marked by reading the Megillah, wearing costumes, and giving gifts.

Matza

Pesach

Sat, Apr 12, 2025 – Sun, Apr 20, 2025

Pesach commemorates the Israelites' liberation from slavery in ancient Egypt, marked by a ceremonial meal called the Seder.

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