Project Zug communities
Deepen relationships through Jewish text study
Project Zug offers a unique and valuable addition to learning programs in Jewish communities and organizations around the world.
Our high-quality, self-guided courses spark meaningful conversations and deepen relationships among learners.
Use our content and matching platform to teach a class, facilitate independent havruta learning, or even start a Beit Midrash!
1. Start by completing this interest form.
2. Meet with the Project Zug Director to discuss how you would like to use Project Zug with your group.
3. We'll guide you through an easy onboarding process to ensure you and your community members gain access to courses and that you have the support you need to run a great learning program.
Project Zug communities have three payment options:
Communities use Project Zug in a variety of ways to provide enriching learning experiences to their constituents. Rabbis, education directors, and lay leaders use our content to teach classes, launch Beit Midrash programs, facilitate independent learning, introduce havruta learning to Hebrew school teens, and more.
It felt like a form of self care to meet with my partner at a coffee shop and just be with another adult. To be able to focus our conversations around the text provided by Project Zug was icing on the cake. The texts were so relevant to our current lives. We discussed the texts through the lens of parenting, Jews post 10/7 and our careers.
I have participated in five Zug sessions. Each time I was stretched in multiple ways. The exchanges with learning partners in combination with carefully curated texts, music and guiding questions filled my mind, heart and spirit. We have so much richness in our tradition, and the options in Project Zug give us powerful ways to claim and own different pieces of the shared wealth that is our inheritance.
It has been optimal! Thank you for all the incredible source sheets and materials that you have provided!
We had a robust conversation amongst our participants and wound up using all the sources. Thank you!
