• Virtual Gatherings
  • Regions
  • Donate

    Logo Logo

    • About
      • Our Movement
        • Mission & Vision
        • 13 Principles
        • Governance
        • Netzer Olami
      • Our History
        • Past Leadership
        • NFTY Lifetime Membership
      • Our People
        • North American Board
        • Professional Staff
      • Jobs / Volunteering
        • Event Staff Interest Form
      • Press Room
      • Promote NFTY
        • Marketing Resources
        • Recruiting Tools
    • Programs & Events
      • NFTYx
      • High School Programs
        • NFTYx
      • Summer Experiences
      • Calendar
    • Take Action
      • Social Action
        • Gun Violence Prevention
        • Racial Justice
        • Refugee Resettlement
        • Environmentalism
        • Anti-Semitism
      • Inclusion in NFTY
        • Sexual Violence Prevention
        • Bullying & Harassment
        • Gender Equality
        • Disabilities Inclusion
      • Israel
        • Israel Advocacy
    • Resources
      • Reform Judaism
      • Jewish Holidays
      • Israel
      • Grief & Mourning
      • Crisis Hotlines & Support Services
      • Inter-Religious Affairs
      • Program Bank
      • Verified Programs
      • Worship & Music
      • Youth Group Administration
        • Communications
        • Fundraising
        • Membership
        • Programming
        • Social Action
      • NFTY’s Misconduct Reporting Form
    • Latest Updates
      • Blog
      • Watch Our Videos
      • Subscribe to Emails

    Blog

      Blog  NFTY North America
    Archives: NFTY North America
    • Stick to Love: Spreading Love, Unity and Positivity

      on November 15, 2016
      Looking for a little bit of love, unity and positivity. Join NFTY in our effort to "Stick to Love".

      Continue reading
    • Submit Your Entry for the Wendy Blickstein Memorial D’var Torah Competition

      on November 13, 2016
      The Wendy Blickstein Memorial D’var Torah competition was established in memory of Wendy Blickstein, a former member of NFTY Mid Atlantic Region (MAR) whose years were cut far too short because of cancer. In her memory, her family established this competition, for aspiring teen writers and Jewish educators to share their words of Torah with our NFTY Convention community and beyond.

      Continue reading
    • NFTY’s Response to the 2016 Presidential Election

      on November 11, 2016
      This last week, the United States held an important election. Win or lose, happy or sad, excited, nervous or indifferent, our country is divided.

      Continue reading
    • Join Us in Speaking up for an Egalitarian Space at the Western Wall

      on October 21, 2016
      In January 2016, the Israeli government passed, by an overwhelming majority, legislation to create an egalitarian prayer space at the Western Wall in Jerusalem. This was huge; finally the Reform and Conservative movements saw their dream of a space where men and women could pray side by side coming true.

      Continue reading
    • Top 5 Ways to Celebrate the High Holy Days as a Teenager

      on September 16, 2016
      Long services, packed synagogues and fasting – let’s be honest, the High Holy days can seem unfamiliar and difficult to connect with, especially if you are accustomed to interactive and exciting NFTY services. Here are a few tips to make the High Holy Days a little less foreign, and maybe even inspirational.

      Continue reading
    • Why NFTY is My Land of Oz

      on September 16, 2016
      In The Wizard of Oz, Dorothy’s world in Kansas begins in black and white; the minute she steps foot in Munchkin lands, her world turns to color. When I attended my first NFTY North American event, NFTY Convention 2015 in Atlanta, GA, the color of my world was beautifully enhanced.

      Continue reading
    • 7 Reasons Why NFTY Convention is the Event of the Year

      on September 7, 2016
      Every year we look forward to NFTY events. We get to see our friends again, participate in cool activities and most of all, learn about Judaism.

      Continue reading
    • New Opportunity for Teens: Israel Engagement Committee

      on August 23, 2016
      The 2016 race for the United States Presidency has been unlike any other in recent memory. From reproductive rights to minimum wage to the Keystone Pipeline, candidates are taking divisive stances on a wide range of topics.

      Continue reading
    • Why Voicing Your Choice Matters: NFTY’s Response to the 2016 US Presidential Election

      on August 15, 2016
      As you may have seen in your American Government textbooks, democracy is a “government by the people, both directly or indirectly, with free and frequent elections.” Therefore, democracies only function when the citizens of democratic nations become educated and involved in their political processes. Political involvement is typically thought of as casting a ballot at the polls, but in actuality, voting is only the tip of the iceberg.

      Continue reading
    • How NFTY and the Olympics Inspired Each Other to Take Action in the Refugee Crisis

      on August 12, 2016
      In an action reminiscent of the unity shown during the Summer Olympics, refugee resettlement will be addressed by Jewish teens all over the world – and NFTY is following suit. At this year’s NFTY Mechina, it was decided that refugee resettlement will be the subject of the NFTY Study Theme for the upcoming year.

      Continue reading
    • 7
    • 8
    • 9
    • 10
    • 11
    • 12
    • 13
    • 14
    • 15
    • 16
    • 17
    • 18
    • 19

    Contact Us

    NFTY Office:
    633 3rd Avenue, 7th Floor
    New York, NY 10017
    Phone: (212) 650-4070
    Send us an Email 
    Contact Regional Staff

    Twitter Feed

    • This Thursday at 3pm ET: Join NFTY and @TheRAC on Facebook for a conversation on Affirming Trans & Non-Binary Youth… https://t.co/NLbRzPkBVDJun. 28, 2022
    URJ Youth

    NFTY is part of the Union for Reform Judaism family of camps and youth programs.

    Find information on Jewish rituals, culture, holidays, and more at
    ReformJudaism.org

    © Union for Reform Judaism