Uyghur freedom conference
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CLI 2015 Application Launch
Applications are now open for our Federation’s Community Leadership Institute, the top-tier program that provides young professionals with the skills, training, development and networks to launch into a lifetime of success. Apply now for the CLI 2015 program and join our extensive alumni network of successful leaders in the Jewish community and beyond.
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Leaders Unite for a Community Passover Seder
Celebrate community and freedom at our annual Community Passover Seder, hosted by our Federation’s Community Engagement Strategic Initiative. Join local leaders, activists, and elected officials as we come together to build a better Los Angeles. Hear personal accounts, engage in thought-provoking dialogue, and learn how you can address critical issues like homelessness. Visit www.JewishLA.org/ce for…
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A Kahn Fellow Reflects on His Life-Changing Experience
Discover how a Birthright Israel LA Way trip with Jewish Federation Los Angeles transformed George Bukhin’s life. From exploring Israel during Operation Protective Edge to becoming a Kahn Fellow, George’s journey has deepened his connection to Judaism and his passion for supporting Jewish causes. Learn more about Birthright Israel LA Way and the Kahn Fellowship…
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March Community Service Day Update
Join us for our March Community Service Day update! 150 volunteers made a difference in our Los Angeles community with projects like picking 1,600 pounds of oranges for families in need and serving breakfast to families at the Ronald McDonald House. Get involved in our upcoming Gear Up for Camp Day on May 31st! Contact…
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Questions for Passover
This Passover, don’t be afraid to ask the big questions about the story behind the annual tradition. Watch a heartwarming video that encourages children to ask the questions we often shy away from. Join us in ensuring our Jewish future by getting in touch with your inner child and celebrating the holiday with joy.
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Reflections on the JFNA/KDS Mission to China
Join us as we reflect on our JFNA/KDS Mission to China, where we experienced the rich Jewish history and culture of this fascinating country. From exploring the Terracotta Warrior Museum Complex to visiting synagogues in Shanghai, this trip provided us with unique access to places and people that we wouldn’t have otherwise encountered. Learn more…
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Women’s Philanthropy Gains Tools to Promote Israel Advocacy
Women’s Philanthropy gains tools to promote Israel advocacy, combatting rise in anti-Israel and anti-Semitic activities on college campuses and in communities. Leaders met to discuss concerns and gain knowledge on combating aggressive behavior. Importance of sharing personal connections to Israel and building relationships emphasized. Focus on coalition building and forming alliances to shift negative narrative.…
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Update from a PresenTenseLA Fellow
Join us on June 9th for the unveiling of an exciting social entrepreneurial venture from the PresenTenseLA Fellowship. Explore the world of social entrepreneurship, collaborate with peers, and learn valuable tools to create and build your own ventures. Jake Weiner, founder of ZOOZ Fitness, is creating healthier lifestyles for young adults with disabilities through adaptive…
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Community Leadership Institute Graduates Reflect on Their Experience
Learn from experienced leaders and develop the skills to succeed with our Community Leadership Institute (CLI). Graduates reflect on their transformative experiences in the Jewish community and how CLI has empowered them to make a difference. Apply now for our 2015 program and join a network of supportive individuals dedicated to creating positive change. Visit…
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Campus Impact Network Empowers Student Leaders at February Training
Campus Impact Network empowers Jewish student leaders to combat BDS movement and reshape political environments on their campuses. Students participated in a day-long workshop, facilitated by Reinvent Communications, where they developed campus initiatives and pitched them to a panel of judges. 14 micro-grants were awarded to support initiatives that build bridges and create deep impact.…
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Channeling Esther this Purim
Channel Esther this Purim and stand up against hate. Join the movement of solidarity with French Jews by participating in a French Jewish custom. Grab some stones, write the word “hate” on them, and smash it out. Show our support for our French family and Jews worldwide who are facing the wrath of “Haman.”
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Breaking Through: A Day of Celebration for Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month
Celebrate Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month with Jewish Federation Los Angeles. Join over 200 individuals with special needs, their families, and volunteers for a day of fun and inclusivity at Camp Max Straus. This event, coordinated by Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters of Los Angeles, aims to raise awareness and create a sense of…
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Inclusion: Jojo and his Favorite Place
Inclusion is celebrated at Friendship Circle, a community that values and includes individuals with disabilities. Jojo, a nonverbal teenager with special needs, feels loved and appreciated at Friendship Circle’s programs. The teen volunteers, now his peers, make him feel special and loved. Jewish Federation Los Angeles believes in making Jewish life more accessible for all…
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Milk & Honey: An L.A. Girl in Israel
Discover the transformative journey of an L.A. girl reconnecting with her Jewish roots in Israel. From a life-changing Birthright trip to working as a Kahn Fellow and interning with an Israeli children’s television network, this writer’s experience is filled with personal growth and unforgettable moments. Explore Birthright Israel, the Kahn Fellowship, and MASA for your…
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Inclusion: Everybody Should be Good
Inclusion is essential for everyone, including Jacob Haimovitz, a senior at Van Nuys High School with autism. He finds belonging in activities like Israeli Scouts and reading books in public places. Jewish Federation Los Angeles is dedicated to making Jewish life accessible for all, prioritizing awareness and inclusion for members of the community with disabilities.…
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George Washington: A Champion for the Jews. Who Knew?
Discover George Washington’s historic visit to Touro Synagogue and his response to the Jewish community in Newport. Learn how Washington’s support for religious freedom shaped the early Jewish American experience. Join us in honoring Washington’s birthday and recognizing Moses Seixas’ courageous advocacy for our people.
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Our School Twinning Program Changes Lives
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Inclusion: My Jewish Culture
Learn about Jewish culture and traditions within Judaism. Experience the enriching environment of Nashuva. Teach others about Judaism to feel included. Explore Jewish roots through Birthright and travel. Share Jewish culture with classmates and break down barriers. Gain valuable work experience at The Jewish Federation. Make Jewish life more accessible for all. Visit www.JewishLA.org/Inclusion for…
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Brotherhood and Sisterhood Week (Feb 15-21)
Brotherhood and Sisterhood Week (Feb 15-21) is an annual event founded by Franklin Roosevelt in 1934. It aims to bring together people of diverse faiths to promote unity and understanding. With recent anti-Semitic incidents in Los Angeles, it is crucial to mark our calendars for next year and take steps to combat hate and enhance…
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Women Who Roar: The Lion of Judah 2015 Luncheon
“Join us at the Lion of Judah 2015 Luncheon, a celebration of women’s philanthropy and commitment to our Jewish community. Hear inspiring stories, honor community leaders, and support our cause. Make a difference by becoming a Lion of Judah and contributing to our annual campaign. Contact us for more information.”