American Jewish Committee (AJC) has three key recommendations for university administrators as the Fall 2024 semester gets underway to help ensure that Jewish students along with all campus citizens have a safer, more productive 2024-25 school year.
Each level of AJC New York's regional donor recognition society includes invitations to special events, exclusive communications, and recognition in various places of honor within the AJC New York Region.
AJC ACCESS Leadership Fellowship (ALEF) is an advocacy training program designed to bring together an elite group of Jewish young professionals to deepen their connection to the Jewish people, strengthen their leadership skills, grow their networks, and improve their ability to make a positive impact in their communities.
The American Jewish Committee's Leaders for Tomorrow (LFT) students are not just future leaders, but today’s leaders. LFT is AJC's education and advocacy program for teens that empowers young Jews to speak up for Israel and the Jewish people.
AJC New York’s Leadership, Advocacy, and Diplomacy (LEAD) Fellowship is an award-winning seven-month cohort experience series designed to provide an elite group of emerging AJC New York leaders, aged 40 and above, an exclusive immersive experience into the work of AJC.
