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The Next Gen incubator project, Yallagan, was recently highlighted in Jewish News UK, showcasing its impactful work and innovative approach to engaging Jewish communities.
Lauder Fellow Rheannon Platman has launched Belfast Young Jewish Professionals (BYJP), an exciting new initiative. For Rheannon, this isn’t just another networking group—it’s a heartfelt project born out of a desire to create a space for young Jewish graduates to connect, grow, and thrive as they move beyond the student experience of Belfast JSoc.
In a recent reel from ILTV Israel News, the growing challenges of antisemitism on college campuses were brought into sharp focus. Jewish students around the world are facing increasing hostility, from hateful graffiti to exclusion in social and academic spaces. For many, these experiences make it difficult to feel safe or accepted in environments encouraging growth and learning.
JD Academy Member, Nora Monasheri, spoke on a panel hosted by WJC North America, The American Sephardi Federation, the Permanent Mission of Israel to the United Nations, Israel’s Consulate General at New York, and the Moise Safra Center. The panel was a commemoration of the mass exodus and expulsion of Jews from Arab and Islamic lands in the 20th century and its impact on present-day antisemitism.
Isaac Choua, the WJC’s Global Interfaith Lead and liaison for Jewish communities in the Middle East and North Africa, along with JD Academy member Nora Monasheri and Jewish civil rights activist Adela Cojab, played a key role in organizing a recent exhibition celebrating Sephardi heritage.
JD Academy member Shayna Wise-Till recently moderated a thought-provoking panel featuring Jon Allen, Canada’s former Ambassador to Israel, and Oder Haklai, a political science professor.
Sophie Goodman, a Next Gen Intern, recently traveled to Washington, D.C., to attend AIPAC's Fall Political Student Leadership Summit (PSLS). Alongside students nationwide, Sophie explored AIPAC's creative work and deepened her understanding of the U.S.-Israel relationship.
Matty Fisher’s commitment to raising awareness for Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) continues to gain recognition, as his advocacy work was recently highlighted in The Jewish Chronicle.