Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action is in search of 2 undergraduate Campus Organizing interns to join Young People Organizing for the 2024-25 academic year. This is an exciting opportunity to gain experience working for a dynamic organization that is mobilizing the American Jewish community to confront the climate crisis with spiritual audacity and bold political action.

The Campus Organizing Interns will focus on cultivating and growing Dayenu’s on-campus organizing efforts, including supporting existing circles, recruiting new students to participate in Dayenu activities such as trainings and actions, bolstering student leaders, and encouraging new circles. Interns will have the opportunity to connect with fellow college students all over the country.

Location: Remote
Position Type: Internship
Reporting Structure: Interns report to the Young People Organizer Manager who will provide mentoring and training.
Position Dates: September 5, 2024 – May 2025 (exact date TBD)
Deadline: Applications accepted on a rolling basis until August 26, 2024

Responsibilities:
Build relationships with fellow college students through small group meetings, one-on-one relationship building, group onboarding sessions, and email, phone, text/Whatsapp, and Zoom communication.

Coach campus Dayenu Circle leaders in their personal organizing journeys.

Support Dayenu student leaders in planning and executing direct actions, teach-ins, lobby visits, climate Shabbat events, etc.

Facilitate the Dayenu College Slack Network and develop new ideas to engage/create a sustaining community for student leaders.

5-10 hours/week (average of 7 hours/week). Weekly check-ins with supervisor and/or team.

Work towards yearly and monthly goals as determined by your supervisor, including bringing Dayenu actions to your own campus each semester.

Qualifications:
Strong listening and interpersonal communication skills including in person and over phone, video, email, and text communication.

Experience organizing (informal or formal) and/or experience with campus Jewish life

Creative thinker who is constantly coming up with ways to engage their peers.

A track record of working effectively with people across lines of difference and a demonstrated commitment to anti-racist practice.

Presently enrolled undergraduate students at an accredited college or university preferred.

Compensation
Interns will be paid $18/hour for an average of 7 hours a week.

Come work at the RAC's annual L’Taken Seminars! L’Taken is a four-day seminar that brings together hundreds of Jewish high-schoolers from across the country to Washington, DC to learn about Jewish values, social justice, and advocacy. We are looking forward to another amazing year of programs, and we are currently recruiting college-age and young adult staff based in the DC area to work with us as Staff Assistants at L’Taken seminar weekends this winter.
The Staff Assistant role is a weekend-long commitment from Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon and entails supporting RAC staff and group chaperones with the preparation and execution of programs, on-site transitions, helping to supervise students, staffing off-site field trips, and lending an extra hand when needed. Applications are due on September 15th.
More information about the role can be found on our website: https://rac.org/leadership-development/empowering-young-leaders/ltaken-social-justice-seminars/apply-join-ltaken-staff-assistant-team

The Shamayim Campus Fellowship is a program that gives Jewish vegetarian and vegan college students the tools and support they need to educate their communities about animal advocacy.

Through the Shamayim Campus Fellowship, students learn valuable leadership skills, educate themselves and their peers about animal advocacy, and create a lasting change in their communities. A campus fellow will have the opportunity to work directly with the Shamayim team. We will help them hone their activism and leadership skills, develop a plan on how to make animal advocacy a talking point on their campus, and supply them with the tools and funding necessary for tabling, serving vegan food, and other outreach activities.

Our 2024- 2025 Cohort will run from September 2024- May 2025

To find more information, including FAQ's, please see our website: https://shamayim.us/shamayim-campus-fellowship/

(This is not a paid position, but fellows have the opportunity to receive a modest stipend at completion of program).

Movement Experiences Intern - General Customer Service Support

Internship Dates: September - July

Internship Hours: 15-20 hours/week Pay: $15-17.50/ Hour or State Min.

We’re looking for an innovative, self-starting intern to join the Movement Experiences Team from September - July. The ideal candidate can work independently, is hardworking and eager to learn. We will work with your college schedule!

Who we are:

We're a global network of passionate professionals excited to make a difference in the lives of Jewish teens. We are the Jewish community's largest and fastest-growing pluralistic platform for reaching and inspiring Jewish teens, built on nearly a century storied history. We support over 700 local, teen-led local chapters across more than 50 countries, at more than 100-weekend retreats during the school year and across a rapidly growing suite of global exchanges, campaigns, and movement initiatives all year-round. Our team is strong, agile, creative, and inclusive. We are fast-paced, high-energy and results-driven, and we enjoy working together just as much as we believe in the mission we are chasing together.

What Is Movement Experiences? 

The Movement Experiences department is comprised of teams that run International Convention, BBYO Passport, Summer Leadership Programs, and physical and mental health, and is supported by the Customer Service Team. The department works with all aspects of the BBYO movement.

Who you are:

You are a college student looking to grow your project and data management skills and are excited about a role in customer service, process management, and troubleshooting technical issues as they arise. You find joy in building processes and systems, are detail-oriented, and are a go-getter. When given a blank slate, you are excited to research, problem solve, and sort through the details. You can work on multiple projects at the same time and are a motivated self-starter.

What you'll get to do as our Intern:

-Enhance your communication skills (written and oral) by providing support to teens, families, staff, and stakeholders who have reached out to our main Customer Service inbox for assistance with membership, payments and refunds, event registration, technical issues, and more.
-Use your technical abilities to troubleshoot specialized support questions regarding our registration platforms
-Learn our overarching Customer Service plan and provide suggestions for improvement or changes to streamline processes and better support stakeholders.
-Amplify your research and development skills with special projects
-Follow up with families with incomplete forms, travel and payments
-Review and confirm correct data in our camp doc system
-Support the day-to-day operations of the Customer Service Team
-Other duties as assigned

Role Requirements:

-Available to work remotely with option to work at BBYO's DC Hub (located in Washington, DC).
-Enrollment in a degree program at an accredited university
-A creative and responsible self-starter who is comfortable collaborating with others and taking initiative
-Detail-oriented
-Proficient with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook) and willing to learn new systems
-Availability to work up to 15-20 hours/week
-Unrestricted authorization to work in the U.S. without holding a visa or sponsorship 
-Comfortable working in a virtual setting liaising with team members across U.S. time zones

Movement Experiences Operations Intern

Who we are:
We're a global network of passionate professionals excited to make a difference in the lives of Jewish teens. We are the Jewish community's largest and fastest-growing pluralistic platform for reaching and inspiring Jewish teens, built on nearly a century storied history. We support over 700 local, teen-led local chapters across more than 50 countries, at more than 100-weekend retreats during the school year and across a rapidly growing suite of global exchanges, campaigns, and movement initiatives all year-round. Our team is strong, agile, creative, and inclusive. We are fast-paced, high-energy and results-driven, and we enjoy working together just as much as we believe in the mission we are chasing together. 

What Is International Convention (IC)?
Over Presidents’ Day weekend more than 5,000 of the Jewish community’s top teen leaders, educators, professionals, and philanthropists from around the world will come together for one of the largest Jewish communal events of the year. Delegates will hear from and meet inspiring speakers, deepen leadership skills, serve the local community, celebrate Shabbat, learn together, have access to exclusive music performances and do their part to strengthen the Jewish Future.

What You’ll do as an Intern
-Respond to email inquiries and voicemails about programs
-Follow up with participants regarding logistics, travel details and payment via phone
-Complete general office duties
-Help organize equipment and inventory
-Research and order operational items like iPad’s, cots, supplies, printers, walkie talkies etc.
-Run reports and update large amounts of data
-Work directly with the team planning staff to complete various tasks as assigned
-Attend team meetings as necessary

Role Requirements:

-A creative and responsible self-starter who is comfortable with both taking initiative and working in collaboration with a team
-Detail-oriented with excellent written and verbal communication skills
-Proficient with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook) and willing to learn new systems (Salesforce, Airtable, and more)
-A background in BBYO or similar youth/Jewish organization is preferred but not required
-Availability to work in BBYO's DC office from September 2024 through February 2025, at least 15-20 hours per week and able to attend International Convention from Tuesday, February 11, 2025-Monday, February 17, 2025
-Unrestricted authorization to work in the U.S. without holding a visa or sponsorship

-This is a paid part-time internship compensated at $17.50 per hour

Yavneh is a Religious School program for kids ages 3-13 in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. We are looking for energetic teachers who are on their own Jewish journeys and interested in impacting the next generation of the Jewish community. Lesson plans are provided in this supportive teaching community and there are both Hebrew and non-Hebrew teaching positions open with all ages. We meet on Sundays from 9:30-12:30 and teachers make between $110-200 per week. Contact melissa.werbow@hillhavurah.org to apply.

Our K-7 religious school meets Sundays 9:00 am - 12:00 pm and Wednesdays 4:15-6:15 pm. Rates begin at $36/hour and are commensurate with experience. Training and support are available to candidates of all experience levels. We are looking for teachers for various grades for the 2024-25 school year, which starts 9/8/24.

We encourage students to delve deeply into important topics, to become critical thinkers and active participants within their Jewish journeys. Hebrew instruction and regular tefillah give students the tools to lead services and gain competency in text study and prayer.

Ohr Kodesh is a Conservative synagogue, just outside of Washington DC, facing East/West Hwy. Local bus service provides direct access to Silver Spring, Friendship Heights, Bethesda, and Wheaton Metro stations. We can provide transportation subsidies to qualifying student teachers.

Interested? Send a resume and cover letter to Wilhelmina Gottschalk, religious school director, wgottschalk@ohrkodesh.org.

Looking for a deeper sense of connection to the Jewish community? Looking to give back? Congregation Etz Hayim, a Conservative synagogue in Arlington, Virginia, is looking for multiple teachers for K-7th grade on Sundays (9:30am-12:30pm) & Wednesdays (4:45-6:45pm).

Previous experience working with children & tweens preferred, but not required.

No matter your level of experience training and support are offered throughout the school year.

$40+ per hour, based on experience.

To apply, send your resume to Miriam Roochvarg, Director of Jewish Learning and Programming: school@etzhayim.net

Job Title: Youth and Family Services Leader for High Holidays
Position Overview: Ohr Kodesh Congregation, a traditional egalitarian community, is seeking a dynamic and
enthusiastic individual to serve as Youth and Family Prayer Leader for our upcoming High Holidays 2024
season. The ideal candidate will have a genuine passion for fostering a love of tefillah in children and be able to lead
engaging and interactive sessions with song, ruach, and kavannah. Please note that we love to sing, though it is our
practice not to use musical instruments on Shabbat/Holidays. While prior experience is not mandatory, a high
energy level, a background in Jewish prayer, and the ability to teach about High Holiday themes are essential.
Responsibilities:
- Lead two prayer services for elementary aged students on each morning of Rosh HaShanah day one, and
day two, and Yom Kippur morning. Each service will be approximately one hour, and will bring together
approximately 60 children. Students will be divided into multi-grade groups, such as Pre-K to 1st grades,
and 2nd - 4th grades. On Yom Kippur morning, this person will also engage approximately 50 families in a
meaningful and age-appropriate exploration of holiday themes.
We hope that our prayer leader will:
- Incorporate interactive elements that involve and captivate children throughout the prayer sessions (e.g.
movement, singing, etc.)
- Create an inclusive and welcoming environment that encourages children to actively participate in the
prayer experience.
- Provide explanations and insights into the significance of the High Holidays in a manner accessible to and
age-appropriate for children.
Qualifications:
- Energetic and vibrant personality with the ability to captivate and maintain the attention of children.
- Familiarity with Jewish prayer, traditions, and melodies especially those related to the High Holidays.
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills, ensuring effective engagement with both children and their
families.
- Ability to lead a prayer service with enthusiasm, creativity, and a sense of joy, without use of musical
instruments
- While previous experience is beneficial, a passion for working with children and fostering a love for Jewish
traditions is the most important qualification.
Time Commitment: This is a part-time position specifically for the mornings of Rosh Hashanah (October 3 & 4)
and Yom Kippur (October 12). Additional time will be required for planning and coordination. If needed, Ohr
Kodesh can also provide home hospitality for the holidays/Shabbat for you and your family if applicable.
Compensation: $3,500
How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit a resume and a brief cover letter detailing their experience with
Jewish prayer and working with children. Please include any relevant experiences or ideas for creating an engaging
and educational High Holidays prayer sessions for children.
Contact Information: For inquiries and application submissions, please contact Rabbi Batya Glazer, Director of
Lifelong Learning, at rabbiglazer@ohrkodesh.org.
Join us in creating a memorable and spiritually enriching High Holidays experience for our community's children!
8300 Meadowbrook Lane
Chevy Chase, Maryland 20815
https://www.ohrkodesh.org/

Start Date: July 1st, 2024 *2-year Fellowship program (July 1, 2024-June 30, 2026) with the ability to apply for permanent roles after fellowship completion.

Are you ready to launch your career in an organization that values community, is guided by Jewish values, and ensures our newest professionals have a head-start in a competitive job market? Are you interested in travelling and learning new skills to use inside or out of the Jewish professional space? Are you hoping to effectively build your global network quicky while doing great work in the world? If so, read on because BBYO is looking for awesome talent to join our inaugural BBYO Genesis Fellowship program.

BBYO fellows play a key role in the success of BBYO by working closely with teens in cities across the United States to create strong programs, develop leadership skills, and make their chapters great. This is an amazing opportunity to make an impact by engaging with and inspiring Jewish teens to do great things.

You:

You love working with teens. You’re creative, quick on your feet, and you like your job to change every day. You’re not the kind of person who wants to sit behind a desk. You have an infectious personality, and you love getting others to join you in changing the world. You're a problem solver and you're good at juggling multiple priorities at once.

Us:

We’re a global network of passionate professionals excited to make a difference in the lives of Jewish teens. We are the Jewish community’s largest and fastest growing pluralistic platform for reaching and inspiring Jewish teens during the school year with 600 teen-led local chapters and over 100 weekend retreats along with a plethora of summer experiences including Israel visits, global travel programs and leadership camps. We work as a strong and inclusive team and every day is different by design. We are fast-paced, high energy and results driven.

What You’ll Get to Do as a BBYO Fellow:

-Work directly with teens (grades 8-12) to create impactful, fun and dynamic programs
-Mentor teens and deliver leadership training
-Work with teens to attract and retain members to build and grow chapters
-Guide teens in establishing an annual calendar for each chapter that drives engagement and recruitment through meaningful programming
-Build and maintain relationships with all key community stakeholders
-Recruit new members to join BBYO and to attend summer programs
-Facilitate the planning process, alongside teen leadership, and colleagues, for regional programs including overnight conventions
-Work alongside colleagues to bring new, innovative, and fun ideas to the community
-Attend summer camp (but this time you’re in charge!) as you direct teen leadership programs
-Manage the region’s email inbox and assist with mass communication tools including but not limited to council emails, social media, and phone follow-ups
-Track regional data such as membership, prospects, and program logistics

What You’ll Learn and Experience as a BBYO Fellow:
-How to run a small business as you develop skills in budgeting, membership, marketing, sales, HR, and event planning
-Rotate within a variety of BBYO departments to learn different areas of the business and build your resume
-How to analyze and track data to drive decision making
-Global thinking as you work with an international team across organizational and geographical boundaries
-Influence and leadership acumen as you inspire others to action
-Relationship building as you network with and travel to other BBYO communities
-Receive private professional coaching and cohort experience

Job Requirements:
-0-3 years of work experience
-A bachelor's degree or higher
-Experience with youth or teens is preferred
-Organized with an attention to detail
-Ability to be flexible in geographic placement. Placements will be communicated between April 30th, 2024-July 1st, 2024.
-Attend BBYO’s staff conference each year and staff BBYO’s International Convention each year.
-Ability to travel as needed and to staff a summer leadership program at a location in the U.S. for 2-3 weeks during summer 2026.
-Ability to travel as needed and to staff a summer leadership program in Israel or elsewhere abroad. for 2-3 weeks during summer 2025. Fellows will staff a BBYO international experience, and then stay for a cohort experience.
-Unrestricted authorization to work in the U.S. without holding a visa or sponsorship.
-To perform this job successfully, the individual must be able to perform each essential duty/function with or without reasonable accommodation in accordance with applicable law.
-Ability to provide own transportation to and from local office and programming.

Benefits of Working for BBYO:
-Health, Dental, Vision, Short- & Long-Term Disability, and 2.5x Salary Life Insurance
-Unlimited paid time off (PTO)
-22 Paid Secular and Jewish Holidays
-Flexible Work Environment
-Generous 403b and Roth Retirement Plan with Vested Match
-You’ll find friends, mentors, and a place where you can have fun, learn, grow, celebrate your Jewish identity, give back to your community, bring out the best in others, and, most important, be yourself.

We are committed to enhancing the Jewish experience, valuing diversity, providing equal opportunity, and maintaining an environment free from discrimination or harassment. BBYO is an equal opportunity employer and committed to the principle of equal employment opportunity by complying with all applicable laws which prohibit discrimination and harassment of any type in the workplace. Thus, BBYO strictly prohibits discrimination or harassment based on race, color, national origin, religion, age, sex, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, protected veteran status or any other characteristic protected by law in all terms, conditions and privileges of employment, including without limitation, recruiting, hiring, assignment, compensation, promotion, training, wage and salary, benefits, discipline, and termination.

BBYO is seeking an Operations Intern to work closely with members of the Community Engagement team to ensure data quality across all systems. The Operations Intern is a key member of BBYO's Development Department and is responsible for assisting the Development Associate and Manager with inserting, updating, and researching constituent information as it relates to donations, BBYO members, and alumni.

You:
You are excited about a career in Operations and interested in helping the fundraising team in BBYO’s centennial year. You find joy in building processes and working with data, are detail-oriented and are a go-getter.

Us:
We’re a global network of passionate professionals excited to make a difference in the lives of Jewish teens. We are the Jewish community’s largest and fastest growing pluralistic platform for reaching and inspiring Jewish teens during the school-year with 600 teen-led local chapters and over 100 weekend retreats along with a plethora of summer experiences including Israel visits, global travel programs and leadership camps. We work as a strong and inclusive team and every day is different by design. We are fast-paced, high energy and results driven.

What you’ll get to do as an Operations Intern:
Manage multiple projects simultaneously with high degree of accuracy and attention to detail.
Provide support to the operations team with gift entry projects.
Assist Fundraising Department with operational tasks.
Maintain accurate constituent data in the development Salesforce database; work on finding and resolving duplicate entries, invalid addresses, and address changes.
Assist on data cleanup projects and constituent research projects.
Assist the Philanthropic Operations Manager with customer inquiries.
Assist with physical mailings including fundraising appeals, acknowledgements, and bills.

Qualifications:
The ideal candidate can work quickly while paying attention to detail, without sacrificing customer service. This person can meet deadlines and complete projects in a timely manner. A candidate with excellent computer skills, including proficiency with Microsoft Excel and experience working in a donor database, is preferred. This person will have excellent interpersonal skills and an interest in working in a dynamic and fast-growing development operations.

High level proficiency with PCs and Microsoft OS.
Advanced skills in Word, Outlook, Excel
Excellent verbal & written communication skills.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
Experience with databases, preferably Donor Management Systems, is a plus.
Currently in pursuit of a Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree at an accredited university.
Ability to work as part of a team and be resourceful and adaptable.
Ability to work 10-19 hours a week, with at least one in person office day per week, in the Washington DC office.
A background in BBYO or similar youth/Jewish organization preferred but not required.
Unrestricted authorization to work in the U.S. without holding a visa or sponsorship.

Program Associate
4Front Baltimore
svaron@4frontbaltimore.org

410.843.7477

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Looking for a job that gives you the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of Jewish teens and prioritize your own professional growth and development as a Jewish educator? The Program Associate role is a unique position that develops creative, outside-the-box educators and empowers them to lead and grow our next generation of changemakers through a global fellowship and service-oriented teen opportunities. The Program Associate will spend the majority of their time on the Diller Teen Fellows program while also supporting additional Jewish teen programs and engagement, including leading a Teen Service Council.

The Program Associate is responsible for engaging Baltimore’s Jewish 11th Graders in an innovative, inspiring year-long program, including recruitment, curriculum adaptation, mentoring, and leading monthly workshops, Shabbatons, and travel to Israel. The Baltimore Diller Teen Fellows program at 4Front is part of a global network of 32 communities, 16 in the Diaspora and 16 in Israel. The Fellowship focuses on the development of Jewish identity, leadership, and Israel-Diaspora connections, and Tikkun Olam.

This position includes tremendous opportunity for professional development through multiple growth-oriented opportunities throughout the year, including both national and international conferences annually. The Program Associate engages in Diller International’s immersive professional development seminars three times per year along with other Diller educators from across the U.S., Canada, South Africa, Australia, South America, Europe and Israel. This is in preparation for managing and leading seminars with the teen fellows, including our 3-week trip to Israel in the summer.

The Program Associate will also lead and facilitate 4Front’s Teen Service Council, a leadership opportunity for teens in 9th and 10th grade. Throughout the year, teens will engage in monthly workshops to build valuable, real-world skills and collaborate with peers to create meaningful opportunities for the teen community. Council members will learn about issues facing our Baltimore community and how Jewish values can inform action towards a more just world. With newly built skills, fellows will create four service days for the larger Baltimore teen community and share their knowledge to help others give back.

The Program Associate is an active member of the innovative 4Front team and is encouraged to think creatively about implementing a vision for more engaged Jewish teens throughout Jewish Baltimore.

4Front is the Baltimore Jewish community’s comprehensive teen initiative, managed by the JCC of Greater Baltimore. Based on four pillars, advocate, innovate, educate, and collaborate, 4Front serves as a gathering place and open channel for Baltimore’s Jewish teens and the adults who care about them. Here, teens are encouraged to explore their Judaism in ways that are meaningful to them. Our organizational culture values innovation, creativity, and risk taking. We're looking for someone who can create transformative experiences for teens.