“[The High Holidays of 2020 were] a kind of controlled experiment; essentially no one was able to celebrate or observe the holidays in the ways they were used to, so everyone was doing something different than usual. . . .There are three major lessons from these positive experiences that can serve as building blocks as we plan for the future.”
New research on High Holiday participation illuminates critical themes for future design (eJewish Philanthropy)
New research on High Holiday participation illuminates critical themes for future design (eJewish Philanthropy)