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New pledge urges official policies on abuse at Jewish camps, schools

More than a dozen philanthropists and funding organizations have signed a pledge to only support Jewish day camps and schools that have child sexual abuse policies in place in the hopes of raising awareness and supporting best practices.
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April 6, 2016

More than a dozen philanthropists and funding organizations have signed a pledge to only support Jewish day camps and schools that have child sexual abuse policies in place in the hopes of raising awareness and supporting best practices. 

The pledge, which was introduced April 3 and can be viewed in its entirety at

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