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Patchwork of Jewish Stories @Berlin

May, 2016

Being Jewish in Europe is not about the number of Jews who live in Europe, but the number of questions on what it means to be Jewish and the huge number of answers there are in contemporary Europe. 

LANDING IN THE TEAM SEMINAR

January, 2016

I started my first placement working with JDC Junction Europe, and jumped right in the Gesher team preparation seminar that was taking place

IMPRESSIONS FROM SOFIA'S JEWISH COMMUNITY

April, 2016

BEING JEWISH IN ISTANBUL

February, 2016

The Turkish Jewish community is a minority in a country of almost 80 million people, the largest Jewish community in the Muslim world. How does it feel to grow up and live in Istanbul as a Jew? Does it feel safe to say you’re Jewish? and what kind of Jewish communal life takes place there? 

RE:SCAPING OUR JEWISH INITIATIVES

March, 2016

27 participants, from 17 European cities, speaking 8 different languages, working on 19 great ideas, in 4 days seminar. Rescape. 

JEWISH LEADERSHIP IN THE BALTIC STATES

April, 2016

Joining the Baltic Jewish Network conference in Riga

Photo credit: Александр Балабко

Rewriting Pesach 

April, 2016

Between two Worlds: Celebrating Pesach in Sofia and Milan

Gesher: a Closing of a Circle

May, 2016

Four blissful days in Halkidiki, Greece, brought together young adults from all over Europe & Israel, where they could explore and celebrate what it means to be Jewish through European and global lenses. 

 

Photo credit: Pheli Barouh

Warsaw: From Past to Present

May, 2016

Is there any Jewish life in Poland today? Apparently yes, and it’s live and kicking. 

 

"IF YOU SEE FAR YOU WILL GO FAR"

September, 2014

On September 2014 I traveled to Rwanda with JDC Entwine on a service and development trip, where we volunteered in the Agahozo-Shalom Youth Village.

Shavuot in Jerusalem: a Secular Jewish Renaissance

June, 2016

In recent years, Tikkun Leil Shavuot has truly become a traditional cultural-Israeli-Jewish event, that is far from limited to observant Jews.

In Budapest: interpreting Jewish values in secular social action and human rights

September, 2016

Learning about "Arevut" in Buenos Aires

August, 2016

Punta del Este

August, 2016

Mumbai: Tikkun Olam as a Community Building Tool

August, 2016

Mumbai, where Bollywood stars live side-by-side with the poor, and where Tzedakah and Karma meet. In such a huge and busy city, the small Jewish minority finds the place to give back to the society they live in.  

Jewish Leadership in Chisinau

September, 2016

Lviv: Connecting Jewish Youth Movements’ Past to Present

November, 2016

Jewish Pluralism at the Mainstream

November, 2016

Thessaloniki: Bringing it Home

December, 2016

Photo credit: Eli Zaturanski

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