Jewish Peoplehood is the concept of Jews as a distinct nation, family, and civilization, bound by shared history, culture, and destiny. This course offers learners a deep dive into the theories and application of Jewish Peoplehood education. Through frameworks including collective memory, identity formation, culture, and belonging, this course explores Jewish peoplehood not as a static concept but as a lived, evolving experience shaped by history, power, place, and relationship. Through case studies and applied work, students will articulate learning goals for peoplehood education, select methodologies aligned with those goals, and adapt approaches for diverse audiences, developmental stages, and ideological contexts.