Other Virtual Opportunities

  • Sign up to be a virtual counselor!
    • 4Front and J Camps are teaming up to virtually connect teens with J Camp families. Sign up to participate in this exciting program!
  • Better Together™ in a Box
    • Better Together™ in a Box is a special short-term program for the summer of 2020. The "Box" consists of a curriculum and resources to create an interactive, yet remote, teen and senior partnership. This spring and summer have brought on new challenges for both teens and seniors. Isolation, program cancellations, and a lack of connection are a significant problem throughout our communities. Better Together™ in a Box includes all of the materials and guidance needed to launch a summer program in days, e.g. instructions for launching the program, teen-directed learning sessions, and activity guides for sessions with senior partners. All the teen programming is specially adapted for remote learning and the senior activity guides provide options for both synchronous and asynchronous interactions. There is no cost to participate in Better Together™ in a Box and take full advantage of the curricular materials, and limited funding grants for Better Together™ in a Box are also available.
  • My New Summer
    • A virtual collective of camp people helping other camp people. They will help connect you to a job, internship, mentor, and a network to assist you through anything and everything you may need.
  • Scaventures
    • Israel Scaventures is now offering Quarantine Quests, a series of virtual scavenger hunts intended to connect campers with each other through content that is both fun and meaningful.
  • Lost Tribe Esports
    • Stay safe. Stay Connected. Game with the tribe. Lost Tribe Esports is 100% focused on serving Jewish communities during the coronavirus crisis and beyond. They are offering online esports and social opportunities for teens and young adults free of charge, in partnership with a wide range of Jewish organizations.
  • I Spy with Rebecca Gratz's Eye
    • A site designed for Jewish day schools and programs that wish to supplement their treatment of early American history with more information about Jewish life and practices between 1540-1850. It is aimed at students in grades 4-8 with an emphasis on the middle of that range.
  • Virtual College Road Trip
    • Starting May 31st - June 30th, join this virtual college road trip for a full month of student-led virtual college tours, information sessions with college administrators and onsite Hillel reps with real insights on Jewish campus life, Q&A discussions, workshops, relevant articles, and more!
  • ADRABA
    • ADRABA is offering July and August sessions with courses covering engaging topics, including pop culture, history, and current events. Classes meet once a week for an hour.
  • Gratz Academy
    • Gratz College is a pioneer in online Jewish education, and is proud to offer a variety of outstanding and challenging courses for teens in grades 8-12. Students from anywhere can join our worldwide classroom. All you need is an internet connection and a time commitment of 1-3 hours per week.
  • StandWithUs High School Webinars
    • HS Webinars take place every Tuesday and Thursday at 8pm EST for high school students across North America. They are free and open to all high school students. Pre-registration is required - sign up today! Learn about Israel through these engaging programs which are designed to be interactive and relevant to the specific interests and educational needs of each group. 
  • Yad Vashem E-learning
    • Yad Vashem, the World Holocaust Remembrance Center, focuses on providing quality Holocaust education to diverse audiences from Israel and across the world. Yad Vashem is offering a long list of virtual opportunities, including podcasts, educational videos, and online exhibit tours.
  • Healthful Israeli Cuisine
    • Join these cooking workshops, suitable for all ages, to experience Israel through your belly. Learn to make delicious and healthy cuisine. Workshops run approximately 1-2 hours.
  • Students Speak Out Against Anti-Semitism - A Creative Video Production Contest

    • The contest invites high school and undergraduate students worldwide to produce innovative responses to anti-Semitism via short videos that educate about the prejudice, bigotry, hatred and violence it engenders.  Your students are prime candidates to develop ideas for addressing anti-Semitism that promote a message of tolerance and equality. The top three submissions in each academic cohort and category will win cash prizes up to $5,000, to be awarded at a virtual ceremony. The deadline for submissions is September 15, 2020.