Five Ramah New England alumni surprised their bunkmate, who was speaking at a panel discussion in recognition of Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) 2022.
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National Ramah Director Amy Skopp Cooper spoke to eJewishPhilanthropy about Ramah’s planning for the upcoming summer.
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Last week, over 100 madrichim and madrichot (counselors), rashei edah (division heads), vocational participants, Maslul Yisrael Fellows, and Amitei Ramah (year-round Ramah Fellows) from across the Ramah Camping Movement joined together to participate in the Weinstein Winter Leadership Institute, an inspiring two-day virtual staff training conference.
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I fell in love with Ramah when I was 16 years old, a rising senior at the Solomon Schechter High School of Essex and Union, NJ, and a USY international board member. That was 42 years ago.
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As 2021 comes to an end, we reflect on what has been one of the most difficult two-year periods in the 75-year history of Ramah and look ahead to a bright future for Ramah.
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Celebrate 75 years of Ramah camping and honor Rabbi Mitch Cohen for his two decades of leadership as he transitions out of his role as National Ramah Director.
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A study published by the CDC described the successful outcome of the multiple COVID-19 prevention strategies implemented at Ramah camps this summer. Among over 7,000 campers and staff at our 9 U.S. overnight camps, there were only 9 positive cases of COVID-19, and no secondary infections identified during camp.
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“[Ramah New England] did everything in their capacity to make it possible for him to have this precious time with his friends and to recapture some semblance of adolescence that he’s missed over the last year.”
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We are thrilled to announce that the 2021 Ramah camping season has officially begun. Children are returning to our camps and the singing, dancing, playing, praying, and learning have all begun.
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