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Home > Issues > Future Generations > Opportunities for Involvement > America & International Programs Future Generations
Opportunities for Involvement - America & International ProgramsEvery year, twenty-six outstanding North American teenagers are selected for The Bronfman Youth Fellowships in Israel. The Fellows come from all over the United States and Canada, from the widest possible range of Jewish backgrounds, and are selected based on merit, and not financial need. In their five weeks together, the Fellows encounter the land and people of Israel, study Judaism and major issues in contemporary Jewish life, and learn about themselves and each other. The summer is the beginning of a long-term association for the Fellows, which continues through our extraordinarily active alumni network.
Yavneh Olami is an international Religious Zionist student organization that utilizes innovative educational resources to inspire, educate and empower Jewish students from the Diaspora to strengthen their connection to Israel and the Jewish People. Yavneh Olami’s vision is to establish an international community of active Israel-minded students who possess a firm commitment and deep sense of responsibility to Israel and the Jewish People.
HILLEL - The largest Jewish campus organization in the world Hillel: The Foundation for Jewish
Campus Life provides opportunities for Jewish students
at more than 500 colleges and universities to explore
and celebrate their Jewish identity through its global
network of regional centers, campus Foundations and Hillel
student organizations. Hillel is working to provoke a
renaissance of Jewish life. General information: (202) 449-6500
Taglit-birthright israel provides the gift of first time, peer group, educational trips to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26. Taglit-birthright israel's founders created this program to send thousands of young Jewish adults from all over the world to Israel as a gift in order to diminish the growing division between Israel and Jewish communities around the world; to strengthen the sense of solidarity among world Jewry; and to strengthen participants' personal Jewish identity and connection to the Jewish people. http://www.birthrightisrael.com
Wexner Graduate Fellowship Program The Wexner Graduate Fellowship Program was established in 1988 by The Foundation to encourage promising candidates to successfully meet the challenges of professional Jewish leadership in the North American Jewish community. Wexner Graduate Fellowships are awarded to 20 outstanding individuals who seek to prepare themselves through graduate training for careers in Jewish Education, Jewish Communal Leadership, the Rabbinate, the Cantorate and Jewish Studies.
The
Shalom Hartman Institute (SHI) is founded on the belief
that Judaism and the State of Israel must embody the
principles of religious pluralism and respect for multiple
approaches to Jewish life.
The Nahum Goldman Fellowship is a summer institute aimed at nurturing a new generation of Jewish communal leadership across the world. The program provides an intensive experience of Jewish learning, living and leadership. Tel: (212) 425-6606 Mailing address:
Roslyn Z. Wolf Cleveland - JDC Fellowship
Program
seeks individuals who want to make a difference For More Information:
The Ralph I. Goldman Fellowship is awarded to one person annually, and allows for one year of work-study in overseas locations where JDC is active. Each fellowship is unique, shaped by the timely and critical situations identified by JDC, while also considering the special qualifications of the individual fellow. Fellows have served in countries such as Russia, India, Romania, Ethiopia, Argentina, and Morocco. With its range of unique assignments, the fellowship provides young Jewish leaders with an insider’s perspective on JDC’s global programs, while also giving them the opportunity to participate in the life of international Jewish communities. To recieve
more information please e-mail:
The Legacy Heritage Fellowship seeks to build a global community of outstanding leaders and career public servants.
AJC
Fellowship in International and Domestic Affairs Internships (volunteering) College and graduate students are encouraged to apply for volunteer internships year-round at The American Jewish Committee. Interns have the unique opportunity to get an insider’s look at the work of AJC in areas such as diplomatic outreach, Israel advocacy, intergroup and interethnic relations, and public relations. Please send a resume and cover letter specifying your
areas of interest to http://www.ajc.org/site/c.ijITI2PHKoG/b.835955/k.6F36/Fellowships__Internships.htm
The mission of Nefesh B'Nefesh is to revitalize North American Aliyah, and to expand it for generations by removing the financial, professional, and logistical obstacles that are preventing many prospective Olim from fulfilling their dream. Financial grants: http://www.nbn.org.il/services.htm
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