Igniting the passion and power in young people to create change for themselves and in their communities.
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Investing in reform efforts across the United States that improve educational opportunities and outcomes for all students, especially students in low-income communities.
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Helping to build inclusive Jewish communities, strengthen the State of Israel and repair the world.
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Enhancing the quality of life in our hometowns of Tulsa, OK, and Jerusalem, Israel.
Learn MoreRachel Saunders, a REALITY Wellness 2016 alumna, is a futurist who explores shifts in culture and commerce for leading global brands and institutions. A human rights advocate, she serves on the Executive Committee of the Gender Equality Foundation, an organization aiding the United Nations and other entities promoting gender parity throughout the world.
Read moreSarah Hurwitz (Global ’15) just left the White House after eight years as First Lady Michelle Obama’s speechwriter. Read more about who inspires her and her favorite moments from her REALITY journey.
Read moreWhen entrepreneur Justin Dangel isn’t out listening to music in New Orleans or immersing himself in the poetry of Billy Collins, he’s busy launching start-ups. After working in the offices of the late Massachusetts Senator Edward Kennedy and then in the Senate office of Joe Biden, he started Voter.com during the 2000 election and then went on to found Consumers United, Inc. In 2014, he went on a REALITY’s Eden to Zion journey to Israel—a journey that set him on a path to new business ventures in Louisiana and in his home state of Massachusetts.
Read moreGenesis Be is a multi-platform artist challenging systemic racism and injustice in America. She uses poetry, hip hop, painting and other art forms to confront and address some of the most important social justice issues facing our country today. We met en route to Ron Clark Academy and I was immediately taken by her story and work to remove the Confederate symbol from her home state flag of Mississippi. It was a true privilege to share the opening ceremony and prayers with Genesis during Shabbat at Breakout ATL.
Read moreSummer school - two words typically not associated with changing the world. But, Karim Abouelnaga (Under 30 ‘16) is setting out to change that narrative. As a graduate of New York City’s public school system, Karim knew he had to make a difference and improve the lives of kids like him. He shared his most transformative moments along the way and take aways from REALITY that have shape his work. You can ask Karim more about education reform, leadership and social entrepreneurship. Learn more about him below.
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