The Shidduch Crisis

Few topics in contemporary Orthodoxy evoke as much passion and discussion as that of shidduchim and marriage. Articles and advice columns abound regarding whether there is a shidduch crisis; whether young people are prepared for marriage; whether the shidduch scene reflects genuine or distorted Jewish values. In a can't-miss panel discussion at the BAYT in Toronto, Torah in Motion explores the world of shidduchim, marriage and the pressure of relationships in the frum world today. Moderated by Dr. Elliott Malamet.

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Meet the speakers

Aliza Abrams

Aliza Abrams is the Director of the Department of Jewish Service Learning at Yeshiva University's Center for the Jewish Future (CJF).  She holds a BA in Judaic Studies from Stern College for Women and a Masters in Social Work from the Wurzweiler School of Social Work. Aliza’s career began at the CJF as the Presidential Fellow in the Department of Community Initiatives.  Over the last number of years Aliza has built up the service learning program at Yeshiva University and has worked with thousands

Aliza Abrams bio & resources

Rabbi Chananya Weissman

Rabbi Chananya Weissman is the author of eight books and hundreds of articles on a wide range of topics. He has written two books on dating and shidduchim: EndtheMadness Guide to the Shidduch World (https://store.bookbaby.com/book/endthemadness-guide-to-the-shidduch-world) and How to Not Get Married: Break these rules and you have a chance (https://www.amazon.com/How-Not-Get-Married-chance/dp/154507125X).His articles and books are available at chananyaweissman.com, and his most recent work is available at chananyaweissman.substack.com. His weekly Torah classes and other videos can be found at https://rumble.com/c/c-782463. He can be contacted at weissmans@protonmail.com.

Rabbi Chananya Weissman bio & resources

Rabbi Daniel Korobkin

Rabbi N. Daniel Korobkin is mara d’asra (senior rabbi) of Beth Avraham Yoseph of Toronto Congregation (“The BAYT”). He received his rabbinic ordination from HaRav Yaakov Ruderman zt”l, of Ner Israel Rabbinic College. He has served pulpits in San Diego, Los Angeles, and Allentown, PA.Rabbi Korobkin holds a Master of Science degree from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory Graduate School, as well as a Master of Arts degree in Medieval Jewish and Islamic Thought from UCLA. He is

Rabbi Daniel Korobkin bio & resources

Rabbi Simcha Feuerman

Rabbi Simcha Feuerman, LCSW-R, serves as Director of Operations for OHEL Chidrens Home and Family Services. He also serves as president of Nefesh Intl., a trade association of Orthodox mental health professionals. In addition, he maintains a private psychotherapy practice, where he specializes in high-conflict couples and families. His latest book, co-authored with his wife Chaya Feuerman, LCSW-R, is titled Marriage 911 and is available in bookstores and through Amazon as a Kindle book.

Rabbi Simcha Feuerman bio & resources