The Congregation Darchei Noam launched the THRIVE Women’s Mentorship Program and had a very successful kick-off event on November 4, 2018. Guest speaker, Fayge Safran Novogroder of the Jewish New Teacher Project spoke about effective goal setting and establishing productive mentoring relationships.
On behalf of MentorCity, we would like to congratulate program participants on a great start to their mentoring journeys.
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