Education as Transformation Project
The Education as Transformation Project: Religious Pluralism, Spirituality and Higher Education is a multi-year organizing effort begun in 1996 to initiate a dialogue about religious pluralism and spirituality in higher education at Wellesley College.

The Institute for Jewish Medical Ethics
Objectives of the Institute and its Annual Conference: 1 - To identify underlying principles of Jewish law (Halachah) in Biblical, Talmudic and other works of Jewish scholarship as they relate to the general practice of medicine. 2 - To analyze the efficacy of these principles by evaluating the process by which halachic positions are determined on specific medical issues. 3 -To review recent medical, scientific and public policy developments in a variety of medical sub-specialties. 4 - To reach out to Jewish and non-Jewish physicians, rabbis and other clergy, other health care professional as well as medical students and lay people.

The National Institute of Judaism and Medicine
The National Institute of Judaism and Medicine, founded in 1988, provides a discussion forum for the ever-expanding world of possibilities opened by the advance of medical science in light of the milleniums-old Jewish ethical tradition.

Self Knowledge Symposium Foundation
The Self Knowledge Symposium Foundation (SKSF) is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit organization dedicated to encouraging people to consciously develop their own personal, moral, ethical, and spiritual values and to live according to them. The SKSF creates experiential learning programs and social contexts within which people can explore the deeper questions in life, developing intellectual understanding and personal character in a quest for the life worth living. The SKSF advises the SKS campus groups, sponsors a non-student discussion group, and co-sponsors meetings, lectures, retreats and The Symposium spiritual journal.