Three Questions Innovators are Asking This Year
October 21, 2016 | eJewish Philanthropy By Jaime Rapaport Barry Just a week after Yom Kippur, many of us still have [...]
Innovator Spotlight: Honoring Pride Month with Reflections from our LGBTQ Community
In celebration of Pride and in the wake of the Orlando shooting, we asked three UpStart innovators for reflections on [...]
5 Things You May Not Know about Cohort 9’s Bay Area UpStarters
Congrats to our new Bay Area UpStarters! Earlier this month we announced #UpStartCohort9, our new Accelerator cohort of bold Jewish [...]
Hogwarts and How Might We’s: Designing our First Family Seder
By Aaron Katler This past week my inbox was filled with wishes for a healthy, joyous, and Kosher Passover with [...]
Lessons from Purim – A Model for Creating Impactful Teams
March 21, 2016 | eJewish Philanthropy By Maya Bernstein A recent article in The New York Times Magazine entitled “Group Study” [...]
There’s Never Been a Better Time to be a Jewish Innovator
eJewish Philanthropy | March 14, 2016 By Aaron Katler Last week, UpStart closed applications for our 2016 Accelerator program, which [...]
Improv Tools for Organizational Impact
Stanford Social Innovation Review Blog | Mar. 11, 2016 By Maya Bernstein, UpStart Associate The structures and philosophy of the art [...]
Guided by Empathy: Rabbi Ron Stern and Stephen Wise Temple
“The question isn’t - ‘how can we get people to come?’ It’s ‘what do we need to offer so that [...]
Leading Change Through Adaptive Design
Excerpt from "Leading Change through Adaptive Design," published in the Stanford Social Innovation Review (Winter 2016) Read the original article [...]
School Change – It IS Possible
January 6, 2016 By Maya Bernstein and Bryna Leider in eJewish Philanthropy If you believe that a changing world and [...]
