What they call their work
What they do
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Jewish Textual and Educational Publishing 3 activities
- Distribute weekly Torah Tavlin sheetsDistributes weekly Torah Tavlin sheets via email and mobile app to approximately 45,000 readers worldwide.
- Maintain online archive of Torah teachingsMaintains an online archive of weekly Torah portions and holiday teachings, organized by parshah and year, providing public access to educational content.
- Publish Torah-related booksHas published over two dozen books on topics including Chumash, holidays, and the Haggadah Shel Pesach, including a 2008 collaboration with Israel Bookshop Publications to produce a book structured around the seven days of the week.
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Who runs it
- ABRAHAM TAUB — SECRETARY
- DAVID HOFFMAN — PRESIDENT
- LEO BLONDER — VICE PRESIDE
Who they work with
- Israel Bookshop Publications Partner — Collaborated with Torah Tavlin to produce the first Torah Tavlin sefer in 2008.
- Zohar HaKadosh Coalition — Relies on the Zohar HaKadosh as an authoritative source in theological teachings.
How they approach the work
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- Digital Archiving and Access for Torah Preservation 30 orgsmethodology: digital_archiving_and_accessBy organizing Torah teachings in a searchable, filterable online archive, the organization increases accessibility and utilization of religious knowledge because structured digital access enables lifelong learning and broader dissemination across geographies.shared approach: Digital Access as Engagement →
- Digital Distribution for Sustained Engagement 30 orgsmethodology: digital_distributionBy using a mobile app with timely notifications and archive access, the organization maintains ongoing engagement with Torah content because digital delivery meets users where they are, reinforcing regular study habits.shared approach: Digital Access as Engagement →
- Engaging Torah Disseminationmethodology: engaging_torah_disseminationBy distributing weekly sheets with Torah insights and stories, the organization enhances Shabbos table discussions because accessible, thematic content fosters family engagement and deepens spiritual practice in everyday life.