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Tzedek Hillel

Tzedek Hillel continues to be one of Hillel’s most popular tools for engagement as it seeks to pursue justice and transform communities. Framed by the Jewish imperatives of tzedakah (righteousness), gemilut chasadim (acts of loving kindness), and tikkun olam (repair of the world), the Tzedek Hillel program engages and empowers students in meaningful public service and encourages creative thinking when addressing social justice issues. In the process of bringing about meaningful social change, participants grow intellectually and spiritually.

  Habitat for Humanity Build (Summer '09)

                                                              


   

        

                                  Multifaith Sandwich Making (UofT, Oct. '09)

 

 

 

 

 

 

          Dare To Remember (In support of the Stephen Lewis Foundation)

 


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Programs

Leadership through Experience, Advocacy and Development - Thursday, January 14, 2010

Download as PDF or Word application.

Once you have completed your application either email Jaime Reich or drop off the completed forms at your local Hillel office.

 

When Push Comes to Shove - Volunteer Opportunity with JWIC - Thursday, November 26, 2009

 
Jewish Family and Child Services

Click "read more" for some great and fulfilling opportunities with Jewish Family and Child Services.

For more information, contact Jess [email protected]

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Rutgers Hillel Responds to Clementi Death
A statement by Rutgers Hillel on the death of Tyler Clementi.

Hillel Responds to Clementi Suicide
The suicide of Rutgers University first-year student Tyler Clementi sent shock waves around the world and deeply touched Hillel and all those who work with emerging adults.

Communities Worldwide Find Common Ground in Social Action Exchange


Hillel Helps Moscow Seniors Cope with Heat and Pollution
Dozens of young people responded to Hillel’s call for volunteers for a program sponsored by the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) to help Moscow seniors.

What Are Jewish First-Year Students Thinking?
Hillel offers the following unscientific survey of Jewish cultural influences that have helped shape the identities of this year’s freshman class.

Hillel Names 18 New LAPID Professionals
Introducing the second class of Hillel’s Leadership and Professional International Development (LAPID) Initiative, 18 talented men and women from around the world who will help their Hillels provide engagement, leadership, and professional skills for students and inspire them to create their own tzedek (social justice) initiatives on or off campus, creating a Jewish context to develop their values, leadership potential, and sense of peoplehood.