The Selah Leadership Program, which trains leaders in leaders in Jewish and secular organizations to be effective change agents, recently completed its eighth program cohort - passing the 200-participant mark over the program's history!
Selah was fortunate to be one of 10 grantees of the Slingshot Fund, which provided a grant of $40,000 to support this latest group (the Boston City Cohort) and our alumni work. As part of Selah’s mid-year report to Slingshot, we were asked to create a short video highlighting our work in real time. Using a Flip camera, Selah staff captured some short interviews with Selahniks (our participants) in the Boston Cohort and the Network.
And, of course, we welcome to the Selah Network the 23 members of the recently completed Selah Boston Cohort! We are excited to expand the growing network of Boston Selahniks and to see the impact from this city’s collaboration.
Appearing in the video above: Amber Espar, Moving On Center: School for Participatory Arts and Research, Cohort 8 Dan Gelbtuch, Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation, Cohort 8 Joseph Berman, Hebrew College, Cohort 8 Catherine Bell, Jewish Organizing Initiative, Cohort 5 Nancy Kaufman, Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Boston, Cohort 4 Rachel Ackoff, Sierra Club, Cohort 5
