Two years after the Hamas massacre of October 7, UC leaders are taking no chances.

JFSLA’s Community Impact Network aims to inspire and equip young adults to lead social change

This pair became the centerpiece of a campaign that raised more than $180,000 for Israeli hospitals treating the victims of the October 7 terror attacks.

It is the culmination of a two-decade effort to restore dignity to a sacred site that was destroyed by the Nazis and paved over by the Soviets. The monument, built from recovered headstones, now stands as a public act of remembrance and reclamation.

The three-year, cohort-based program is built for experienced professionals already working in Jewish schools, synagogues, camps, and nonprofits.

Jewish Family Service LA, the city’s oldest social service agency, plays a crucial role in ensuring that Holocaust survivors live with dignity, support and a sense of community.

American Jewish University (AJU) believes it can offer a unique resource to support school districts and educators and guard against antisemitism while maintaining the goal of ethnic studies.