Empowering Baltimore’s Jewish Teens

From immersive, year-long cohorts to one day adventures, 4Front provides engaging opportunities for Jewish teens and the adults who care about them to connect, grow, and create change together for the future of our community and beyond

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Teens

Connecting and engaging Baltimore’s Jewish teens through quality programing, service opportunities, and mentorship with a focus on leadership and social justice.

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Parents

Understand your teen in new ways by connecting with and learning alongside a community of teen parents. Ensure that you are up to date on the leading-edge approaches and practices for parenting today’s teens.

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Youth pros

Grow your skills and professional expertise in a connected network of Jewish youth professionals. Find a space of belonging as you strive to best serve our community’s Jewish teens.

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Hosted by: 4Front Parenting Unpacked Series: Navigating the Transition with Dr. Tammy Mintz

Parents of Teens/Tweens

Parenting Unpacked Series: Navigating the Transition with Dr. Tammy Mintz

Dec 11, Jan 15, Feb 12 | 6:30-8:00pm

Owings Mills JCC

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Hosted by: 4Front Youth Mental Health First Aid Certification Training

Cost: $36

Youth Mental Health First Aid Certification Training

Jan 21, 2025 | 8:30am - 5:30pm

4Front- Owings Mills JCC

For Jewish Youth Professionals

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Opportunities in the community

There’s no shortage of ways to get involved. From local learning opportunities to international travel excursions, there’s opportunities for everyone to dive in, give back, and connect.

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Reflections on the Jewish Identity Shabbaton: A Teen Fellow’s Perspective

The first shabbaton of the year for the Diller cohort was the Jewish Identity Shabbaton at the Pearlstone. The focus was creating a deeper connection between the fellows and inspiring them to think more about their own personal Jewish identity. Abby G. an 11th grade student at GW Carver, reflected on the powerful experience with her cohort over shabbos.

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New Social Innovation Fellowship Partnership with Towson University

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Meet Jules Einhorn – 4Front Administrative and Logistics Coordinator

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Meet Chanan Gans – 4Front Assistant Director

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Appreciation

I was interested in joining PLF to be able to connect with other Jewish teens, since there aren’t a lot at my school. My participation has taught me that reaching out to people I don’t necessarily know that well or are friends with doesn’t have to be something bad or nerve racking. In fact most people are extremely willing to help and it brought a sense of community that made me really happy.

-Hannah P.

The Social Innovation Fellowship was an overall great experience. I learned many new skills that I will use later in life. I also made new friends and was able to connect with the community and my Judaism through the program.

-Jakub L.

I’m happy to say I’m learning and growing as a parent of two teens, with 4Front’s support. Thank you for offering this pertinent network during this critical time in all of our lives.

– Nancy S.

My experience in the Social Innovation Fellowship was amazing. I learned so many new skills about entrepreneurship and life that I can use in the future.

-Owen B