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WJC NextGen Manager of Diplomacy and World Jewish Congress Policy Officer Eli Zaidman recently addressed the UN Human Rights Council on our global future and Jewish youth’s critical role in creating a flourishing tomorrow.
Lauder Fellow Hanna Veiler published an article in the German magazine Jüdische Allgemeine about the Aiwanger affair and how it creates a "green light for anti-Semites." Hurbet Aiwanger has a political career riddled with antisemitism, and he has been allowed to remain in office, although Germany has strict policies against antisemitic sentiment.
The Student Sport project, supported by NextGenInc., announced the release of its Managers Handbook for Jewish students interested in JSOC sports across the United Kingdom. This guide provides help on how to start university teams and receive funding from the Student Sport Committee.
Lauder Fellow Danielle Sobkin launched a column on the Times of Israel blog where she writes about her identity as a first-generation American to Soviet Jews.
WJC Leadership held a consultation with local members of WJC Elevate in Boston to discuss on university campus and strategy in combatting antisemitism and increasing strength in Jewish community on campus.
The World Union of Jewish Students (WUJS) announced registration has opened for their 50th Congress! From December 28th to January 2nd, WUJS will celebrate two big milestones: turning 100 and having their centennial Congress. Students from all over the globe can join the event in Jerusalem.
The Student Sport Project opened sign-ups for their 2023-2024 year. If you are a Jewish student living in the United Kingdom, the Student Sport Project, powered by the Union of Jewish Students GB and Maccabi GB, is a JSoc league fostering community building through sports.