MyJewishLearning.com is produced by Hebrew College and Jewish Family & Life! with lead funding by Edgar M. Bronfman and Lynn Schusterman. As the central Internet site for learning about Judaism, it is designed to be:

• content rich and pedagogically sound--to invite and facilitate site visitors' engagement in ever-deeper levels of learning.


• relevant to adult audiences of diverse backgrounds and learning objectives--from novice learners, who know little about Judaism, to experienced learners, who know a great deal but want to learn much more. (It is not designed for Judaic scholars.)
  
• accurate, well written, and visually engaging.
  
• representative of the wide and valid range of trans-denominational perspectives within Judaism.
  
• compatible with a broad range of user experiences--from self-guided browsing and learning, to site-assisted browsing and learning. A key feature of this site will be content that is packaged to facilitate learning at graduated depths, at the learner’s option.
  
  
  
  

The National Jewish Outreach Program was founded in 1987, by Rabbi Ephraim Buchwald, in response to the urgent need to address the issues of Jewish assimilation and intermarriage. Since its founding, NJOP has become one of the largest and most successful Jewish outreach organizations in the world. NJOP reaches out to unaffiliated Jews by offering them positive, joyous, Jewish educational opportunities and experiences. NJOP currently sponsors free "Crash Courses" in Hebrew Reading and Basic Judaism, TURN FRIDAY NIGHT INTO SHABBAT programs and Beginners Services, as well as Jewish consciousness raising advertising campaigns. NJOP programs are presently offered at more than 3620* locations across North America, and in 30* countries worldwide. NJOP has successfully reached close to 715,000* North American Jews and engaged them in Jewish life.

CLAL - The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership was founded in 1974.  A think tank, leadership training institute and resource center, CLAL’s activities are dedicated to building a Jewish life that is spiritually vibrant and engaged with the intellectual and ethical challenges of the wider world.  CLAL’s faculty represents an unusual mix of rabbis from every denomination, and scholars from an array of disciplines.

Working with established and emerging volunteer leaders, rabbis, and Jewish professionals, CLAL has earned a reputation for provocative programming that embodies the principles of pluralism and helps to revitalize institutions. 

Impressive faculty - hefty website - deep issues!   

Advancing Democracy, Pluralism and Mutual Understanding
Their Statement of Mission:
To safeguard the welfare and security of Jews in the United States, in Israel, and throughout the world.
To strengthen the basic principles of pluralism around the world, as the best defense against anti-Semitism and other forms of bigotry.
To enhance the quality of American Jewish life by helping to ensure Jewish continuity and deepen ties between American and Israeli Jews.  We found a great deal of interesting and excellent material on this website....

If you need someone to talk to, Met Council's Project Liberty provides free crisis assistance, supportive counseling and public education services in comfortable and familiar environments.  Since 9/11 Met Council has individually counseled over 8,400 individuals.

Met Council is the umbrella organization for a network of Jewish Community Councils in all five boroughs.  Log on or call 212-453-9500 to find a location in your neighborhood.