At this gathering, we’ll have an opportunity to have lunch and networking time with colleagues across Greater Boston and will be focusing on strengthening our facilitation skills and build deeper connections with those we serve. Open to all Jewish community professionals and educators whose work has a focus on adolescents and teens. Synagogue, camp, day school and youth serving organizational staff welcome!
Join dynamic facilitators Andrew Davies and Jodie Goldberg for an immersive half-day training designed to elevate your facilitation practice. Through hands-on learning and play, you’ll discover the art of facilitation and walk away with practical tools to create transformation and change in your teams and organizations.
What you’ll gain:
- A workbook of adaptable strategies to use with your teams throughout the year
- A transformative, experiential learning experience focused on the art of facilitation
- Connection with a cohort of fellow Jewish professionals in the Greater Boston area
- Come learn, play, and transform the way you lead.
Questions? Contact Caleb Alemany or Brett Lubarsky at CJP.
Featured Facilitators
Jodie Goldberg is the founder and principal of Fleurish Consulting Inc., where she partners with teams and organizations to design meetings, retreats, workshops, and conferences that deepen belonging. She believes that strong relationships are the foundation of meaningful collaboration, and she partners with clients to reframe relationship-building as a strategic, skill-based practice that fuels organizational success. Previously, Goldberg was a program officer at The Covenant Foundation, coaching and supporting a diverse range of grantees and Pomegranate Prize recipients, and an education consultant at The Jewish Education Project, facilitating national networks and professional development experiences for Jewish educators. She holds dual master’s degrees in Jewish education and Hebrew Bible from the Jewish Theological Seminary.
Andrew Davies is a facilitator, Jewish educator, and improv teacher living in Philadelphia, where he is chief improvising officer and co-founder of The Bible Players and director/co-founder of CharacTours. Andrew received a BA from Brandeis University, has studied improv comedy at The Magnet Theater, and has a certificate of facilitation from Georgetown University. He was honored in 2018 with the Jewish Education Project’s Young Pioneer Award, and in 2023 with the Pomegranate Prize for innovation in Jewish education.
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