Scaling Service Learning and Creating Global Jewish Community
“It was really my first exposure to this idea and reality that there were Jewish communities that were living and dynamic and exciting in Europe, and outside of Israel and the United States,” said the 31-year-old New York City resident. What he found in those communities was far different from what he’d grown up with in his suburban, Conservative Jewish household: overseas, he was caught off-guard by his peers’ stories of not knowing they were Jewish until a grandparent disclosed the information.
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