Moadon organises educational camps 4 times a year for children aged 6-15 living in Slovakia and providing for them innovative Jewish educational activities that are unique in the country. Through the EJF grant, the community was able to develop a programme focused on building a strong
“Such a Beautiful Sunny Day” by Prof. Barbara Engelking EJF is glad to have supported Yad Vashem’s project of the English translation of the groundbreaking study “Such a Beautiful Sunny Day” by Prof. Barbara Engelking. In January 2017, Yad Vashem published 1,000 copies of the English
The Jewish Youth Theatre (Ukraine) holds classes two times a week. The programme and the schedule of classes are built based on psychological characteristics and abilities of children. The participants have the opportunity to work with specialists such as: teacher of Jewish tradition and history,
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For over 30 years, the European Union of Jewish Students (EUJS) has been bringing together hundreds of young Jews from across Europe and beyond for a week of learning, connecting and fun. EUJS’ Summer University – better known as “Summer U” - has become one
‘The Youth of 1948 Project’ is a documentary that records the voices of those men and women who were present at the birth of the State of Israel. This documentary has unique historical value as the time is not kind to those who today celebrate the 69th
In 2015, the Jewish Community of Denmark decided to establish The Jewish Information and Outreach Center. Their vision was and still is to create a structured approach in reaching out to schools and NGOs and to educate them about the Jewish minority in Denmark with
Fellowships in Jewish Studies 2017-2018! Explore the Plurality of Jewish Studies at Paideia in Stockholm! The Paideia One-Year Jewish Studies Program offers a unique international Jewish studies experience during eight months in Stockholm with the possibility of completing a 120 ECTS Master in Jewish Civilizations at the Hochschule
Limmud CR, a five-day residential learning and community event, took place in April and hosted 150 participants. It included lectures on various Jewish topics such as Torah study, Israel, Israeli and Jewish art, and workshops for children and adults, as well as a cultural program that
Mini-Limmud is an event for 350 people of all ages from Lithuania that aims to revitalize and re-energize Jewish life in this former center of Jewish innovation, culture, and scholarship. The aim of Mini-Limmud is to create a unique and dynamic environment in which to
