Planning reopenings amid COVID-19, Jewish institutions navigate challenges

The Secure Community Network, or SCN, the organization that deals with securing Jewish institutions against outside threats, created a working group focused on reopening planning.

Food pantry volunteers work outside at the Jewish Federation of Kansas City amid the adoption of new pandemic-era health-and-safety protocols by Jewish institutions around the country.

(photo credit: COURTESY OF JFGKC/JTA)

ByMICHELE CHABIN/JTA

AUGUST 4, 2020 03:35

Planning reopenings amid COVID-19, Jewish institutions navigate challenges

The Secure Community Network, or SCN, the organization that deals with securing Jewish institutions against outside threats, created a working group focused on reopening planning.

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Planning reopenings amid COVID-19, Jewish institutions navigate challenges

The Secure Community Network, or SCN, the organization that deals with securing Jewish institutions against outside threats, created a working group focused on reopening planning.

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