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The Jewish Emergent Network is a loose affiliation of seven Jewish organizations.
The network passed on its core initiatives to the Jewish Social Justice Roundtable and Atra.
Many of the rabbis who participated in the fellowship have gone on to found their own communities or work at organizations that are reinventing the forms of how Jews gather together in community.
The Network communities continue as laboratories for new approaches to Jewish life and community building.
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