The Dynamic Etta King Talks Shop: Education, Feminism, JWA As Bridge
Enjoy this interview with the dynamic Etta King, JWA's Education Manager. She entertains and enlightens with her astute takes on feminism's relevance, the role of education and engagement in unconventional ways, and a little professional advice to those young graduates beginning their careers.
Etta also discusses the Natalia Twersky Educator Award, an award given annually to an educator working in a formal or informal Jewish setting who makes the most creative use of JWA resources.
You can apply now! Make sure to tell all your educator-friends about this great opportunity.
A little post script:
* Particularly delightful is the podcast "Etta's Letta" at the bottom ... she composed the missive just for you! *
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