Identity and Belonging in Contemporary Jewish Education
Jerusalem | May 24–25, 2026
The Melton Centre for Jewish Education at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem invites scholars, educators, community leaders, and practitioners from around the world to participate in the First International Conference on Jewish Education in Israel and the Diaspora.
The conference will explore central questions in contemporary Jewish education, focusing on identity, belonging, community, and the role of education in times of change and crisis.
Registration is now open.
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Location
The conference will take place at the Seymour Fox School of Education, located on the Mount Scopus (Har Hatzofim) Campus of the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
The campus overlooks the city of Jerusalem and provides a setting that brings together scholars, educators, and participants from Israel and around the world for two days of dialogue, learning, and collaboration.
Program
The conference program will include keynote lectures, thematic panels, and academic sessions bringing together scholars, educators, and community leaders from Israel and Jewish communities around the world.
The sessions will explore both theoretical perspectives and practical experiences in Jewish education, highlighting current research and innovative educational initiatives.
Explore the [full conference program here].
Book Fair
During the conference, participants will have access to a book fair featuring leading academic and educational publishers specializing in Jewish education and Jewish studies.
The fair will provide an opportunity to explore recent publications, discover new educational resources, and connect with publishers working in the field.
Registration
Registration for the conference is now open.