Why everyone needs a résumé of failures
Admitting your failures isn't only a recognition of your humanity but also shows that you're not afraid to be bold and take risks
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Admitting your failures isn't only a recognition of your humanity but also shows that you're not afraid to be bold and take risks
Jewish professionals will receive professional development and education in leadership and Jewish learning over the course of three years. (Courtesy of The Wexner Foundation) The Wexner Foundation, in partnership with the Jim Joseph Foundation, is pleased to announce Class 7 of the Wexner Field Fellowship.
Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg hasdonated to victims of sex trafficking to make amends for benefiting from the Wexner Foundation, whose benefactor had close ties to Jeffrey Epstein.
Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg tries to make amends after receiving funding from US Jewish billionaire Leslie Wexner, whose ties to convicted sex offender Epstein have come under scrutiny
Danya Ruttenberg, an advocate for making amends, writes of her “unease” as an alum of a program funded by Leslie Wexner, the Jewish philanthropist who had close ties with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.