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Experiencing a Weekend of Friendship, Growth and Joy: An Ohel Shabbaton

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By Abbie Cohen
| The Jewish Link of New Jersey Verified
For many, sleepaway camp feels like a world of its own, a place where routines soften, friendships deepen and memories are made in a uniquely meaningful way. This past Shabbos, that sense of magic came to life for a small group from Ohel’s New Jersey program for individuals with developmental disabilities who were invited to join their New York counterparts for a special weekend at Camp Kaylie in Wurtsboro, New York.
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Expanding our understanding of workplace readiness

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By Abbie Cohen, Teresa Preston Verified
| Kappan
The 12 Zoom boxes on my screen made me feel like I had time-traveled to the era of virtual learning at the height of the pandemic. Jazmin Rivera, my colleague and the community education specialist at the UCLA Labor Center, smiled and waved at each student as they logged on even though each individual square box remained black. We had become accustomed to this standard “camera-off” style during the pandemic.
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Class and Race Can Divide Nonprofits and Donors

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By Abbie Cohen
| Mississippi Free Press Verified
Relying on wealthy, largely white donors for funding can lead nonprofits that run after-school programs for low-income children of color to feel pressured to skew their priorities. In part because of class and racial differences, these nonprofits can have trouble conveying how the interests of the programs’ participants are being met while also satisfying donors’ demands. This was evident in an in-depth case study I wrote about in Children & Schools, an academic journal.
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