A Passover gift from us: The Haggadah of resilience ✨️ As we gather for Passover, we reflect on the wisdom of our tradition: "In every generation, one must see oneself as if they personally went out of Egypt." In every generation, we tell the story of the Exodus, remembering that even after long years of slavery in Egypt—we emerged. Better days still await us. Through our shared stories and traditions, may our minds remain hopeful and our hearts strong. We send our prayers of freedom to all the hostages, may they be reunited with their families soon 🎗 Chag Pesach Sameach! Get your copy of the Haggadah- link in the first comment 👇🏼 * In collaboration with: Masorti Foundation for Conservative Judaism in Israel , Schechter rabbinical seminary, and the Rabbinical assembly, נט"ל | Natal Design & illustrations: Ronit Reitshtein (fb)

We're honored that Maayan Aviv , CEO of American Friends of NATAL, lent her expertise to this vital consideration in a recent Forbes feature. Maayan shared her thoughts on how crucial cultural understanding is for effective global teamwork: "We sometimes want to focus on challenges and solutions in a way that is culturally relevant to the country we are in. If the parent organization is abroad, that thinking has to change. The team also has to think, act and negotiate in a way that will make sense to the global team. This even includes the communication apps that are used.” This principle deeply resonates with our mission at American Friends of NATAL, where culturally sensitive approaches are key to providing impactful mental health and trauma support worldwide. Link in first comment 👇🏼 (fb)