Monday, February 08, 2010   

Hillel of Greater Toronto is the address for Jewish student life in Toronto. Through exciting and creative programming and events, Hillel promotes Jewish identity, student leadership and religious and political diversity in a dynamic and inclusive environment for all Jewish students.

 

 

Purim Masquerade (Feb. 27,2010)

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Taglit-Birthright Israel: CIE Canadian-Russian Adventure

20 Russian-speaking Torontonians + 20 Russians from St. Petersburg + 8 Israeli-Russian soldiers. (The trip will be mostly in English).

Eligibility: ages 18-26; left Israel before 12; never been on Birthright or an organized trip to Israel.

Registration opens Feb. 17th. For more information, email Alona Geysman.

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Hadag Nahash Purim Concert

February 28, 2010   |   07:00:00pm  |  The Mod Club (722 College Street)

Booming out of Jerusalem in 1996, Hadag Nahash has become Israel¹s biggest hip hop band. They have played alongside the Black Eyed Peas, Cypress Hill and The Streets and had four of their hits featured in Adam Sandler¹s film, You Don¹t Mess with the Zohan.


Tickets are $35 and can be purchased:
Online at Motek Productions.
Over the phone at 647.899.0071
In person at Tov Li South (3519 Bathurst Street) or David¹s Hairstyling (1416 Centre Street)
Presented by Motek Productions.

 

LEAD Fellowship

For more information, click on link above or email Jaime Reich.

 

Kohn Summer Internship Program

This program in Jewish communal leadership is an innovative 10 week program for university and college students.  Students are placed in professional positions in leading Jewish Agencies in the Greater Toronto Area.  Students will gain valuable workplace experience, exposure to issues currently facing the Jewish community and opportunities for supervision and mentoring from Jewish community leaders.


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Hillel Hotline

Are you feeling overwhelmed?  Have you experienced any anti-Semitism?   Are you bothered by something you have seen on campus? The Hillel Hotline has been developed in order to service students feeling overwhelmed, uncomfortable or confused regarding Anti-Semitic attitudes manifested on campus grounds, or who need support with other issues. Students can e-mail hotline@hilleltoronto.org or drop-in to the Wolfond Centre for Jewish Campus Life at 36 Harbord Street to speak with an experienced staff member about their concerns.

 

 Proud to be supported as a beneficiary agency of UJA Federation of Greater Toronto

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Artzy Exhibit

Artzy - Tuesday, January 26, 2010

To download application form click here.

For more information contact Rotem Stark.

 

 

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