Pathways to Possibility:

JSP Supporter Circle

Led by Rabbi Adina

“Every time we engage in the creative process, we are nourishing the part of ourselves that believes that change is possible. We are carving the neural pathways of our imagination that let us open to ideas, images, and visions beyond what we currently see.”

— Rabbi Adina Allen, The Place of All Possibility, p. 170

Pathways to Possibility: JSP Supporter Circle is a special opportunity for those who give $6,000 or more by December 31st, 2024. A generous matching grant awarded to JSP amplifies your support.

Led by Rabbi Adina, this group will meet monthly to explore her new book in depth, using the Jewish Studio Process.

Join us to explore Adina’s book and collaborate with her and other participants to build on the book’s ideas and concepts in new ways.

  • 90 min sessions once a month for six months

  • Each session will explore one of the five Pathways to Possibility that are outlined in the book with an introductory session to start

  • Each session will draw on the Jewish Studio Process, facilitated by Adina

  • Dates and times will be determined based on group availability

  • Limited to a small group

Program Details

Jewish Studio Project is seeding a future in which all people are connected to their creativity as a source for healing and social transformation.

As we enter our 10th year, we are scaling our impact across the country. We’re launching regional hubs with new studio spaces, expanding the JSP network, and bringing JSP’s mission to new audiences through Adina’s book. We are deeply grateful for your support, which makes a real difference in the world by providing individuals and communities with a new Jewish toolbox for processing times of challenge and change.

““I have never felt so empowered in my Jewish practice.”

“Jewish Studio Project was a life raft when I was adrift in grief and overwhelm.”

“JSP provides a space where you can come without judgment to learn more about how to know nuance and uncertainty. What else could be more important in this world at this time?”