At Jewish summer camps, bunks and bathrooms accommodate any gender identity
Across the U.S., more and more non-Orthodox Jewish sleepaway camps are doing away with the traditional boys side and girls side.
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Across the U.S., more and more non-Orthodox Jewish sleepaway camps are doing away with the traditional boys side and girls side.
At Ramah, we want our campers and staff members to have a strong, enduring connection to Israel. We want them to be in relationship with the diverse people of Israel, especially with those who have made a commitment to spend their summers working with our campers in North America.
From the blog of Betsy S. Silverfine at The Times of Israel
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