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If Someone Doesn’t Get Pissed Off, You Didn’t Do Your Job
Posted May 4, 2010 
I am an apprentice in the Ma'yan Political Theater Apprenticeship (aka That's Not Fair), a workshop for teaching Jewish teenage girls like myself about both power, oppression, and privilege,... Read more → 0 comments |
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What We Mean When We Say "Listen For A Change."
Posted April 27, 2010 
In his current op-ed piece in JTA, Adam Gaynor, Executive Director of The Curriculum... Read more → 0 comments |
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Ma'yan Co-Founder and Funder Honored with LEAD Award
Posted April 23, 2010 The Women's Funding Network and the Council on Foundations awarded Barbara Dobkin, the co-founder... Read more → 0 comments |
Posted in Marketing, Media and Popular Culture
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On Being a Ma'yan Political Theater Apprentice
Posted April 15, 2010 
Reflecting on the process of being a Ma’yan Political Theater Apprentice gives me the... Read more → 0 comments |
Posted in Privilege, Social Change
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That's Not Fair! Opens to Rave Review
Posted April 14, 2010 
Last night, the Ma'yan Political Theater Apprentices opened their show --That's Not Fair!-- to over... Read more → 0 comments |
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Newsflash: Mean Girls Are Sexy, But Not Actually All That Mean!
Posted April 2, 2010 
Heard a lot lately about violent girls running amok in American towns and high school? Yup,... Read more → 0 comments |
Posted in Marketing, Media and Popular Culture, Research
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