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Jewish Futures Conference to Explore AI's Impact on Education

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The Jewish Education Project's Jewish Futures 2026 conference in New York City will examine how artificial intelligence and new technologies are reshaping Jewish education. Educators and leaders will explore future challenges, new learning methods, and essential educational elements. Keynote speaker Sam Glassenberg will discuss AI's potential in learning and identity, while coach Shoshana Bloom will lead a session on actionable steps for educators.

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  • The Jewish Futures 2026 conference in New York City will explore AI's impact on Jewish education.
  • The event convenes Jewish educators and thought leaders to discuss technological shifts.
  • Participants will analyze future scenarios for Jewish life and identify essential educational elements.
  • Keynote speaker Sam Glassenberg will discuss AI's role in learning and identity.
  • Coach Shoshana Bloom will lead a session on translating discussions into actionable steps.

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