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  1. Building a Jewish World
  2. Contemporary Jewish Demography
  3. DataJEM
  4. Concepts: Israel - Diaspora Relations
  5. Israel - Diaspora
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Jewish Agency for Israel and Sister Websites

  1. Jewish Education and Identity
    • http://www.jafi.org.il/ed/index.htm
      Tens of thousands of people each year reconnect with their spiritual and cultural heritage through Jewish Identity Programs of the Jewish Agency: educational projects and services, educator training, young leadership training, Israel Experience.
  2. Keren Hayesod
    • http://www.kh-uia.org.il/
      Sister organization of the Jewish Acency, representing and strengthening Jewish communities in Israel and worldwide through educational and social projects.
  3. Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael
    • http://www.kkl.org.il/
      Sister organization of the Jewish Agency; founded as a land redemption organization. KKL-JNF is intensively involved in water conservation and preservation of the environment in Israel. Raises funds through educational projects in the Diaspora.
  4. One People with Israel
  5. Partnership 2000
    • http://www.partner.org.il/
      An innovative program, which addresses two prime challenges facing the world Jewish community today: developing Israel's priority areas - the Negev, Galilee and Jerusalem; and linking Jews in Israel and in the Diaspora to promote Jewish continuity. A project of Jewish Agency and Keren Hayesod.
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Best of the Web

Resources

  1. aish.com
  2. Being Jewish
    • http://www.beingjewish.org/
      Easy access to the 3 components of the Jewish Way of Life: Ethics, Spirituality and Peoplehood. Articles and questions from the public.
  3. Beth Hatefutsoth - The Nahum Goldmann Museum of the Jewish Diaspora
    • http://www.bh.org.il/Communities/jewpopworld.aspx
      View the database of worldwide Jewish population statistics; Search the database of Jewish family names, the Jewish Genealogy Center, learn about various Jewish Communities or see the community exhibitions.
  4. CDGolem
  5. Central Bureau of Statistics
  6. European Route of Jewish Heritage
  7. Institute for Jewish Policy Research
  8. Israel among the Nations
  9. JewishGen: The Home of Jewish Genealogy
    • http://www.jewishgen.org/
      Offers JewishGen Discussion Group, JewishGen Family Finder (a database of over 280,000 surnames and towns), comprehensive directory of InfoFiles, ShtetLinks for over 200 communities, and a variety of databases such as the ShtetlSeeker and Jewish Records Indexing-Poland. JewishGen's online Family Tree of the Jewish People contains data on over two million people.
  10. Jewish Identity Development Project
    • http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~melias/index.html
      This project explores the role of Jewish identity in the experience of the developing adolescent. Works together with schools and community organizations to investigate these issues, and to incorporate the findings into Jewish educational practice.
  11. Missing Identity
  12. ORT - Roots of Israel
  13. Social Action
    • http://www.socialaction.com/index.phtml
      Jewish resources for social change activists: torah portion teachings, Tzedakak, holidays, life cycle events, peace, co-existence. Watch a small film about Maimonides discussing Tzedakah.
  14. Test Your Jewish IQ
  15. Tzedakah Partnership Program
    • http://www.jfjustice.org/EDU_TzedDesc.html
      The Tzedakah Partnership Program for middle school students in synagogue religious schools and Jewish day schools provides an avenue for Jewish youth to critique the world around them, work on solutions to the problems of poverty, and explore their role as Jews in creating social change.
  16. World Jewish Congress - Publications
  17. World Jewish Population Data

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Organizations

  1. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
    • http://www.jdc.org/
      Aid of Jews in distress, relief of Jews in need, special attention to elderly Holocaust survivors, restoring and strengthening Jewish community life.
  2. B'nai B'rith
    • http://bnaibrith.org/
      B'nai B'rith carries out global programming in public policy, Jewish identity, community action, and youth and senior services.
  3. European Association for Jewish Culture
    • http://www.jewishcultureineurope.org/
      The organization aims to enhance Jewish life by fostering and supporting artistic creativity and achievement, assisting scholarly research, and encouraging access to Jewish culture across Europe.
  4. Global Jewish Assistance and Relief Network
  5. Hadassah
    • http://hadassah.org/
      Committed to the centrality of Israel based on the renaissance of the Jewish people in its historic homeland, Hadassah promotes the unity of the Jewish people and meet the country's changing needs.
  6. Jewish Heritage Society
    • http://www.jewish-heritage.org/starte.htm
      The Jewish Heritage Society is an independent scholarly institution for the development and coordination of research in history and culture of the Jewish people in the Russian Empire and the USSR, and documenting the Jewish historical legacy.
  7. JCC Association
    • http://www.jcca.org/
      The association's ultimate goal is to create a community of learning Jews who are consciously Jewish, respectful of Jewish differences, knowledgeable of and committed to Jewish values and practice.
  8. Leatid Europe - European Center for Jewish Leadership
    • http://www.leatid.org/
      Offers intensive seminars, to enable participants exchange to develop the practical skills and knowledge for community leadership abd development.
  9. Ronald S. Lauder Foundation
    • http://www.rslfoundation.org/
      With a broad array of educational programs and community projects and the international student exchange program the foundation is committed to rebuild Jewish life in that parts of Europe where the holocaust was followed by communism.
  10. WJUS - International Center for Hebrew and Jewish Studies
    • http://www.wujs-arad.org/
      The WUJS Institute was founded in 1968 by the World Union of Jewish Students and has functioned ever since as an independent institute, providing one of Israel’s finest Ulpan programs. In addition to Ulpan, WUJS offers extensive courses in Jewish and Israel studies.
  11. Women's International Zionist Organization (WIZO)
    • http://www.wizo.org/intro.html
      International movement dedicated to the advancement of the status of women, welfare of all sectors of Israeli society and fostering of Jewish education in Israel and the Diaspora.

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