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How Can We Help?
I was lucky. I grew up in a home where I never had to question if there was food in the fridge or if I was going to have dinner.
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NFTY Condemns Violent Gun Massacre in Texas
Once again, death tolls have inserted themselves into our nation's headlines in wake of Sunday's mass shooting in Texas. With the full and united power of our movement, NFTY sends our prayers and commitment of action to the families of the victims and Sutherland Springs, Texas, as they attempt to cope with the senseless thievery of their beloveds' lives — a theft that was made all too easy by nearly unchecked access to firearms.
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My Visit to NFTY Northeast: A Region Like No Other
For most NFTYites, it is difficult to envision that across the country, there are different NFTY regions with their own traditions, personalities, and communities. You may have heard bits and pieces about regional differences, but you can’t really see the differences until you get to actually experience them.
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7 Incredible Opportunities For You and Your NFTY Friends
Registration is open for Summer 2018 and more. From two new specialty summer camps, to leadership and social justice opportunities, to Israel and beyond.
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An Open Letter to NFTY on Hurricane Harvey
Hurricane Harvey has already had an impact on the lives of over 2. million people living in eastern Texas and has made it’s way towards Louisiana.
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Learn about NFTY Committees (And How to Apply!)
This year, NFTY’s cabinet was made official through North American legislation at Mechina, and will be playing an ever-more-involved role in the work of our movement, so we’re looking for you to join in and bring committees objectives to life!.
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Responding to Hate in America: Taking Action After Charlottesville
Is it time to take action. Consider filling the internet with photos of justice and light in the RAC’s #bethelightforjustice campaign.
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NFTY North American Board’s Response to Charlottesville
The NFTY North American board strongly condemns the xenophobic, racist, antisemitic, and islamophobic nature of the white supremacist, Neo-Nazi demonstration that occurred on Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia. We additionally extend our condolences to the family of Heather Heyer, a counter-protester who was murdered during the clashes.
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The Power to Convene: We Can End Gun Violence
As President Abraham Lincoln famously said when he was a candidate for US Senate, “A house divided against itself cannot stand.” It seems as though we can take value from our sixteenth President’s words for nearly every issue in our unfortunately divided nation. Gun violence prevention (GVP) is no exception.
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