Apply for Cohort 15 Today and Receive our Special Early Bird Registration Offer!
The Matan Institute is a one-of-a-kind opportunity in disability inclusion training tailored to the specific needs of director-level Jewish educators. Complete with in-person workshops, webinars, 1:1 mentoring and a final Inclusion Impact Project, the Matan Institute supports Jewish communities in their quest to include all learners in the fabric of Jewish life.
What will you receive as a participant in Cohort 15?
- 40+ hours of disability inclusion training. Topics include developmental and cognitive disabilities, mental health and behavior challenges, budgeting, visioning, change theory and much more!
- Eight hours of 1:1 mentoring.
- Three hours of group mentoring.
- Culminating Inclusion Impact Project on a topic of choice.
- A network of other like-minded colleagues.
Cohort 15 Dates and Locations
Our opening days together will take place from January 12 to 14, 2025. Cohort 15 will come together for a culminating program from December 7 to 9, 2025. These sessions will be held in person in New York City. The virtual session dates have not yet been finalized.
Institute Pricing
$1,800 for first participant
$1,200 for additional participant from same organization
Questions?
If you have any questions, please contact Meredith Polsky, Senior Director of Programs and Partnerships, at Meredith@matankids.org.
***Early Bird Registration Offer!***
Apply by June 30, 2024 and hold your spot with just a $500 deposit. Additionally, receive a complimentary virtual professional development session on a disability inclusion-related topic. What an easy way to provide meaningful training for a specific group of staff members or your entire team!
“Two of the invaluable resources that come from being part of a Matan cohort include being connected to a network of like minded professionals in the field who can be springboards for ideas and sharing best practices, as well as a mentor who will visit you onsite and work with you to identify goals for your specific Jewish educational context. It is really a gift to have access to these resources!”
– Rabbi Micah Liben, Education Director, Temple Emanuel in Woodcliff Lake, NJ.