Stories
Open Your Home to a Young Israeli Leader
UJA ShinShinim is a program that supports mature, motivated 18-year-old post-high-school Israelis for a year of volunteering in Jewish Toronto (and around the globe). They volunteer to bring a piece of Israel into our community and participate in meaningful programs. While they’re here, th…
HOLDING ANTISEMITES ACCOUNTABLE THROUGH LAW
A conversation with Nanette Rosen, Chair of CIJA’s Legal Task Force
The fight against antisemitism is happening on many fronts: like advocacy, social media, and—crucially—law. Since October 7th, CIJA’s Legal Task Force has created a Legal Rapid Response Team to address emerging and …
Complete List of UJA’s Israel Emergency Grants
In the wake of the October 7th attacks, UJA launched an Emergency Appeal for the People of Israel. Every dollar raised is being directed to NGOs in Israel, working in partnership with our team on the ground to identify changing needs and ways we can make the greatest impact. Our partners, i…
Reverse ShinShinim Program Among Top Initiatives Making an Impact in Israel
A group of remarkable Toronto teens living in Eilat–a UJA Federation partner city–have committed to making a difference through volunteerism while on their gap year. Participants in UJA’s Reverse ShinShinim year of service program, the students spend time in the community, volunteering…