Loading…
Welcome to the Limmud Conference 2013 web app
If you would like to see the mobile and tablet app go to www.limmud2013.sched.org/mobile

This app is live and changes will be made in real-time. You may therefore come across discrepancies with the hard copy handbook. The app - together with the daily update sheets on Limmud Conference itself - reflect the most up-to-date schedule. You may need to refresh the page of the app to see any new changes.

We recommend that you set up an account and create your own schedule to have a truly personal Limmud Conference experience.

For more information about Limmud visit http://www.limmud.org/conference
Back To Schedule
Monday, December 23 • 19:50 - 20:50
Embracing the wicked child

Sign up or log in to save this to your schedule, view media, leave feedback and see who's attending!

Tweet Share
What do four origami children have to teach us about Jewish identity? Through a blend of text study, educational theory, personal experiences, and a 17th century Japanese art form, we'll explore the educational and social implications of a classic Jewish text.
Presenters
DB

Deborah Blausten

Jeneration
Deborah Blausten is an informal Jewish educator and co-chair of this year's Limmud ethos team. She studied at UCL and The Conservative Yeshiva before taking up her role at the Movement for Reform Judaism's Jeneration initiative where community building and Jewish education are at... Read More →
LB

Libby Burkeman

Movement for Reform Judaism
Libby Burkeman is Informal Education Director at the Movement for Reform Judaism, working with RSY-Netzer and Jeneration (youth, students and young adults). Libby has carved out a career in informal education, including working at the Science Museum and Tzedek

Monday December 23, 2013 19:50 - 20:50 GMT
Soc 9