Beyond the Journal: The Power of Arts-based Reflection

Reflective practice is widely acknowledged as a critical component to meaningful learning. Curriculum designers often rely on journals and diaries as the primary reflection tools for students to express understandings and questions. Avoda's Deb Krivoy is working with Temple Israel Center in White Plains, NY, to develop a series of arts-based reflection tools that support whole-person learning. Contact us to learn more about our innovative approaches to reflection through art, photography, poetry and video.

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Alliances

Six Points Fellowship for Emerging Jewish Artists A unique collaboration among Avoda Arts, the Foundation for Jewish Culture and JDub Records, the Six Points Fellowship provides a diverse group of artists in New York City and Los Angeles with guided artistic development, project funding, and professional education.
Jewish Education Project Avoda Arts is working in partnership with the Jewish Education Project's Coalition of Innovating Congregations on an ambitious professional development initiative for New York-area congregational school educators and administrators.

JESNA Avoda Arts has joined forces with JESNA on a new collaborative initiative focused on Jewish education and the arts. The project aims to develop an Arts-in-Education Institute for day school educators across North America.
Foundation for Jewish Culture Avoda Arts continues to partner with the Foundation for Jewish Culture on an array of programs aimed at integrating rich educational content into Jewish arts and culture. Current initiatives include the Six Points Fellowship for Emerging Jewish Artists, Inside the Docs and the Arts-in-Education Institute.
JCC Association Avoda Arts is a recognized Program Partner of the JCC Association of North America. The partnership provides a way for JCCs to tap into programming opportunities with brand-name organizations in the area of Jewish life and learning.