The iEngage Project creates a new narrative regarding the significance of Israel for Jewish life. This narrative serves as a foundation for a new covenant between Israel and world Jewry, elevating the existing discourse from a crisis-based focus to one rooted in Jewish values and ideas. Led by a team of internationally renowned scholars in the fields of Jewish studies, Middle East politics, and history, iEngage is committed to addressing core questions pertaining to the necessity and significance of the State of Israel.
New iEngage Video Lecture Series Coming Soon
Together and Apart: The Future of Jewish Peoplehood
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iEngage Project Video Lecture Series
The Video Lecture Series from the iEngage Project of the Shalom Hartman Institute brings the excellence of Hartman scholarship directly to your congregation.
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iEngage Team
Members of the iEngage research team are tasked with creating robust curricula that empower educators, rabbis, and Jewish professionals to change the North American discourse around Israel.
Led by a team of internationally renowned scholars in the fields of Jewish studies, Middle East politics, and history, the iEngage Project is committed to addressing core questions pertaining to the necessity and significance of the Jewish national enterprise; how a Jewish state should exercise power; why a Jew who lives outside of Israel should care about Israel; and what the State of Israel can offer the world.
Citywide iEngage Programs and Institutional Partnerships
iEngage has become the premier educational program on Israel engagement in North America, reaching tens of thousands of constituents within the Jewish community. iEngage programs are often developed and presented in partnership with other organizations both local and national, including synagogues, Hillels, JCC's, major institutions, national conferences, and local boards of rabbis.
Multi-denominational citywide iEngage study partnerships, run with local agencies and Federations across North America, draw participants from across the region. Hartman iEngage scholars present public lectures and train rabbis and other educational leaders to facilitate further exploration of these important ideas in their communities.
iEngage Fellowship for Student Leaders
Question your assumptions. Reflect on the role of Jewish identity in your life. Better understand your leadership capabilities. Apply for upcoming programs.
Support for the iEngage Project
The iEngage Project is generously supported by The Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Foundation, Edward Fein Foundation, Joseph and Harvey Meyerhoff Charitable Funds, The Morningstar Foundation, Alan B. Slifka Foundation, UJA Federation of New York, and other foundations and individual donors.
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