Network. Collaborate. Inspire.
Find your people in the work you do.
Core Communities of Practice
A Core Community of Practice connects women who share the same communal role, so a kallah teacher finds other kallah teachers, a shul rebbetzin finds other rebbetzins, a chevra kadisha member finds others who sit with that same sacred work.
You may be the only one in your role in your community;
you’re not the only one doing this work.
Within each Community of Practice, members engage in facilitated discussions, Torah-based professional development tailored to their work, collaborative problem-solving, and meaningful peer relationships that strengthen both the individual and the field as a whole.
Members also enjoy access to Core’s growing online library of recordings and resources, regional in-person gatherings, and conferences that deepen collaboration, inspire new ideas, and foster lasting connections.
Click on an icon below to learn more and apply to join a community.
Core Community Member Perks
Peer networking: Connect with women worldwide who understand your work because they do it too. Ask a hard question, share a resource, feel less alone in a role most people around you don’t fully understand.
Torah-based professional development: Regular classes built specifically for your field, not generic training repurposed for everyone.
Online resource library: Recordings of the professional development sessions offered since the Community’s inception and community materials, available any time to members.
Regional meet-ups: In-person gatherings that turn online connection into real relationships.
Conferences: Deeper, multi-day collaboration with your community from around the world.
Don’t see your field?
Tell us about your work; we would love to hear about how you would like to be supported.
New communities are formed periodically.
Send your thoughts to info@coretorah.org
Consider sponsoring a session as a gift, or in honor or in memory of someone.
