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In the more than sixty years of its existence, NFTY has touched the lives of literally thousands of young American Jews through the programs it runs and the relationships it fosters. NFTY has influenced both the Jewish community and the world as it has let its voice be heard on the issues that confront us as Jews and as human beings.
NFTY alumni, numbering in the hundreds of thousands, have taken their places in the leadership of the Reform and general Jewish community, both in North America and in Israel. Graduates of NFTY Programs are prominent in the creative arts, communal, political, and Reform Jewish spheres. These alumni agree that NFTY has helped its participants grow as people, as artists, as leaders, and as Reform Jews. We look back at our history with pride and look to our future with hope. Take a moment to remember the incredible times you had when you were in NFTY!
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Opportunities from the RAC: Apply for the Machon Kaplan Summer Program and Eisendrath Legislative Assistants Program
Machon Kaplan is a six-week work/study internship program for college students based out of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism. Through our unique program, you will be part of a special community, experience real-world public policy work, and learn about Judaism and social justice. The program provides housing, college academic credits for two classes, and some meals.
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The Reform Movement in North America and in Israel Needs You!
The 35th World Zionist Congress will be meeting in Jerusalem on June 15-17, 2010. ARZA’s delegation is now being formed and we invite you to represent our Movement as part of our delegation which will consist of voting delegates, alternates and observers.
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Grants Available for NFTY Alumni in College
The 2009-2010 Reform on Campus Grant, offered in partnership by the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) and the Men of Reform Judaism (MRJ), supports and encourages Reform Jewish programming on college and university campuses across North America.
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N.J. Sentinel: New cantor brings a bit of Broadway to E.B.
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Washington Jewish Week: Back to their roots NFTY reunion finds olds friends working in Jewish fields
Mant youth group and camp friends are now professionally involved in communal work.
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NFTYology: Past, Present and Future
In this edition of Ani V'Atah, the NFTY Newsletter, NFTY reflects on its own historical identity. In this, we learn from and recognize the movers of our movement, past, present, and future. This edition is privileged to have contributors from each of NFTY's decades.
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NFTY Awards & Honors
