Ten Thing to Do Over the Winter
Even with the weather getting colder and the days getting shorter, there are still plenty of events to attend in the Philadelphia area
Philly Faces: Daniel Israel
In 2015, Daniel Israel was working odd jobs and looking for a direction. He knew just one thing for certain: He wanted to marry...
Jewish Philadelphia’s Summer Camp Album
The first Jewish summer camp in the United States was opened in New York by the Jewish Working Girls Vacation Society in 1893.
Text-based Parenting Support Platform Launched
When Becca D'Onofrio had her daughter Charlotte two-and-a-half years ago, she was blindsided by how difficult parenting was.
“I feel like it’s something that nobody...
Summer Camps Plan 2021 Safety Protocols
Although the second summer of the pandemic is approaching, Rabbi Joel Seltzer knows this camp season will be different from the last.
“Last year was...
Opinion | My Children Have Become Nocturnal — and It’s Working for Our Family
By Meredith Lewis
It started out innocently enough.
“Can we stay up late?” my kids, ages 7 and 9, asked the first evening back in March...
A Day in the Life of Summer Camp During a Pandemic
For long enough to dream that it might stay that way, the weather at Camp Kef on July 9 was pleasant. Cloudy with a...
Summer Camp Tradition Gets Reinvented
In 2017, Moishe House started Camp Nai Nai Nai, an abbreviated re-creation of overnight camp for Jewish 20- and 30-somethings. The four-day sessions sell...
Coronavirus Cloud Overhangs Summer Camp Openings
Over the next several weeks, it seems, we’ll continue to go without — without the human touch and without the physical presence of friends...
Jewish Summer Camps Prepare for Coronavirus
By Ben Sales / JTA
As swine flu swept through the United States in the late spring of 2009, Jewish summer camps took some drastic...