This innovative project was developed by Dor Hadash, an independent, grassroots egalitarian community that is affiliated with the Masorti movement.

Located on the Slovak-Hungarian border, Komarno is home to less than 100 Jews. But this small community is very active.

In order to further strengthen their Jewish identity and their connections to the Jewish community and Israel

Young Jews in Italy seem to prefer being involved with Jewish life through unofficial structures

Partnering with the Barcelona Jewish community, Centro Kehila’s Barcelona Kehila Project is a well-rounded project

To maintain the close relationships developed and continue the inter-generational dialog among these elderly Jews and young adults after their joint trip to Israel

Implemented by Hanoar Hazioni, the Beit Scopus project aims to train the next generation of Jewish leaders in Latin America.

For many young people in the FSU, Jewish camping is their initial link to accessing and fostering their Jewish identities and their connections to Jewish life, peoplehood and the State of Israel.

Launched in 2003 throughout communities across the Former Soviet Union (FSU)