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Your Daily Phil: OU names new EVP, announces new CEO role (opens the original)
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In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we cover the announcement of Rabbi Shmuel Silber as the new executive vice president of the Orthodox Union and the creation of a new CEO role at the OU to be held by Rabbi Josh Joseph. We also exclusively report on the hiring of Mijal Bitton as dean of Maimonides Fund’s Maimonides Jewish Leadership Institute. We feature an opinion piece by Jonathan Schulman that warns against letting fringe voices pass unchallenged as the representative voice of American Je
Your Daily Phil: Beyond the library: Dolly Parton’s lessons for our community (opens the original)
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In today’s edition of Your Daily Phil, we reflect on the layered legacy of Dolly Parton, who died on Tuesday at 80, and report on the pilot year of the Tzedek Center, the Rabbinical Assembly’s advocacy institute. We feature an opinion piece by Laura Liebman offering lessons from Dolly Parton’s approach to philanthropy and a piece by Mark Ginsberg that focuses on steps Jewish communal institutions and donors can take to defend against digital scams. Also in this issue: Max Naumann, Eli Horvitz an
Beyond the library: Learning from the one and only Dolly Parton (opens the original)
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Harold Grinspoon and Dolly Parton in an undated photo. Tributes and thought pieces have been churning out from 9 to 5 since the announcement that singer, songwriter, actor and philanthropist Dolly Parton died on Tuesday at 80. The Jewish community’s response in particular has been to spotlight her role in inspiring the creation of PJ Library, a Jewish connection eJewishPhilanthropy has also highlighted over the years. In 1995, Parton launched the Imagination Library, a program that mails a free
Preparedness empowers: CSS-MDA partnership highlights expanding layer in community security (opens the original)
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Five minutes. That’s how quickly a severe hemorrhage can become fatal if a major artery is involved and no intervention occurs, according to the Stop the Bleed, the emergency response curriculum developed after the Sandy Hook mass shooting.If that figure is unsettling, consider this: The median response time for emergency responders in the U.S. is seven minutes for urban areas and 10 minutes for rural areas, according to the National Emergency Medical Services Information System — and that is co
What do American Jews need in order to make aliyah? (opens the original)
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Illustrative. A Jewish family arrives at Ben Gurion International airport in Lod on July 14, 2004, as part of a program organized by Nefesh B'Nefesh. There is a conversation unfolding this week about aliyah, taking place in the digital shmoozing grounds where Modern Orthodox, Haredi and Hasidic figures mix and mingle and address their online constituencies. On another level, though, it is a conversation that captures different perspectives on what it means, as Jewish individuals and as Jewish co
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