Young people have a unique penchant for asking questions, learning, being flexible, and caring about the world around them. These qualities, Juliana Rodriquez claims, make for an excellent philanthropist. Rodriguez, a teen philanthropist herself, argues that Jewish philanthropic organizations and foundations can be more effective by including youth on their boards. Such inclusion, Rodriguez asserts, requires a shift in thinking about teens as not only a part of the Jewish future, but as vital contributors to the Jewish present.
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In the Jewish mystical tradition, this time of year calls for examining how we perceive things.