From community building to professional development — discover events designed to help workplace leaders learn, share ideas, and stregthen community at work.
Join Isaac Weiner, Director of the Center for the Study of Religion at The Ohio State University, for an interactive session exploring what Jewish life in the workplace can teach us about religion and community. Drawing on his experience at the Jewish@Work Summit and his decades of experience studying religion in the workplace at OSU, Isaac will share what stood out to him and invite you to reflect through interactive activities and discussion on this emerging moment. Bring your questions, insights, and ideas! About the Facilitator: Isaac Weiner, Director of the Center for the Study of Religion at The Ohio State University, is an award-winning educator with over twenty-five years of experience teaching in both university and secondary school settings. His academic research explores shifting legal frameworks and corporate policies around religious inclusion and accommodation at work, and he recently designed a new college-level course on “Religion and Work in the United States.” He has a passion for facilitating conversation across religious (and other forms of) difference and is eager to learn from and with people doing this work on the ground.
Join Jewish@Work founder Rebecca Leeman for an informal virtual iced coffee. This will be a small roundtable conversation to share ideas, ask questions, get to know one another, and hear more about what is coming next for Jewish@Work. Register below to receive the Zoom link.