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NFTY-SW: My Reflection the URJ Biennial
Going into the event, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect other than what I had read on the schedule. I knew important people would be speaking, I had to dress professionally, and that this Phoenix girl was in for a big change of climate.
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NFTY-SW: NFTY and Our Connection to Judaism
This December, I got a chance to go to the NFTY Leadership Conference at the URJ Biennial. One thing that I learned really stuck with me.
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NFTY-NO: Biennial Reflection from the Eyes of the Youth
Boarding the plane from Chicago to Washington D. .
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NFTY’s SAVP Visits NFTY-NE’s December Institute
Last week, I traveled to NFTY Northeast’s December Institute at URJ Eisner Camp, where I once again found myself thinking: “This is what it’s all about.”.
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Video: Looking back at Biennial
From the Campaign for Youth Engagement forum to President Obama's speech to our day in Washington, DC, check out our video highlights from the amazing event that was the URJ Biennial. .
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NFTY-NO: Biennial in My Eyes
I thought that by attending the URJ Biennial, I would only receive a nice experience to learn new things, and maybe even make new friends. I gained, however, much more from those four days than I ever would have imagined.
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This is My Campaign: The NFTY President Reflects on his Biennial Experiences
After having the unbelievable privilege of meeting and speaking with President Obama about 30 minutes before he spoke to the URJ Biennial participants, I had a feeling he was going to say something about NFTY.
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Campaign for Youth Engagement: This is My Campaign
The last Biennial I attended was in 2007 in San Diego. I did not know what to expect of Biennial and could not imagine just what thousands of Reform Jews looked like.
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President Obama at Biennial: A NFTY View
Imagine yourself in a room, dressed up in business clothes, surrounded by 200 teens. Imagine that you are waiting to see the President of the United States speak.
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