The Summer Intensive

The 2026 Summer Intensive was a week of radical, joyful, queer Judaism! We look forward to our next intensive in August 2027.

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Our first Summer Intensive was held at South West Essex & Settlement Reform Synagogue over four days, with over sixty participants. You can read some of the participants’ comments here!

Our subsequent Summer Intensives were held at the Lake District, with over one hundred participants. You can read some FAQs, including pricing, about the summer intensive here.

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Two white Jews are studying Talmud on the grass, surrounded by papers and books. The person on the right is wearing a striped Nike t-shirt and the person on the right is wearing a light mesh t-shirt.
Two people are studying in a classroom. The woman on the left is holding a giant magnifying class, the person on the right is looking excited to discover some queer Talmud!
Two Jews are studying Talmud on a wooden floor of a classroom, surrounded by papers and books. One is wearing a green cap and a checkered shirt, the other is wearing a long beautiful skirt.
Two people are studying in a light and airy entrance hall. The windows are covered by a large inclusive Pride flag and a rainbow flag with a Star of David on it.
Several people of different genders sit in a classroom, discussing Talmud. Some wear kippot, one person has a headwrap. Rabbi Lev is sitting in in front of a whiteboard with Hebrew words written on it.
Two people sit on the grass under the shade of a tree, surrounded by papers and books. They are studying Talmud! One person has dyed green hair shaved on the sides and is wearing blue dungaree-shorts. The other is wearing a pink kippah and has a bear
Someone is standing in front of an ice-cream van, having made an order. He is wearing white dungarees and a checkered black and white top. Stickers on the ice-cream van's window show lots of tasty ice cream for sale. The van is orange and yellow.
Hava, who is wearing a red spaghetti strap top and a floral headscarf, is reading from some Talmud which is perched casually on a chair.