Engaging the next generation of leaders for B’nai B’rith International
Join us in a powerful mission that challenges the new generation to confront the rise of anti-Semitism, the delegitimization of Israel, the denial of the Holocaust, and the myriad issues we face today. B’nai B’rith Connect is your gateway to a world of unique advocacy opportunities, incisive educational programming, and prime networking connections that will transform you into an impactful activist on behalf of the global Jewish community, Israel, and those without a voice.
As a Connect Leader, you will have the chance to attend exclusive invite-only events at consulates and embassies, engage in high-level meetings with world leaders, and participate in strategic discussions addressing pressing concerns. Your role is vital in advancing B’nai B’rith’s policy priorities on the global stage. But that’s not all – as budding philanthropists, Connect Leaders also roll up their sleeves and volunteer at the community level, delivering care and support as part of B’nai B’rith’s community action and humanitarian aid efforts.
This is more than just an opportunity; it’s a unique chance to propel B’nai B’rith International—a global advocacy organization with a record of over 180 years of service and impact—forward with strength.
Are you ready to make a difference?
For more information on upcoming events and programs, please contact us at BBIConnect@bnaibrith.org or (212) 405-4021
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Five Young Professionals Earn Prestigious B’nai B’rith Leadership Award
B’nai B’rith International bestowed the 2025 Label A. Katz Young Leadership Award to five distinguished young leaders during its Triennial Meeting on Jan. 12 in Washington, D.C.: Tyler Baram, Jay S. Feldman, Daniel Gitbud, Laura Hemlock-Schaeffer and Trey Meehan.
Named for the youngest person to achieve the office of international president of B’nai B’rith, the award is presented individuals aged 22 to 45 who have demonstrated outstanding service to the mission of B’nai B’rith. Awardees also exemplify the goals of B’nai B’rith Connect, our young professional network. The award has long served as a predictor of future leadership within B’nai B’rith, and most of our current leaders were Label A. Katz award winners.
Young Leaders Strengthen Ties With Japan Through Kakehashi Project
B’nai B’rith Connect proudly represented the Jewish-American community during the annual Kakehashi Project in Japan, a trip organized by the Japan International Cooperation Center (JICE) aimed at strengthening ties between Jewish Americans, Japan and the United States.
During the weeklong trip, delegates were able to deepen their understanding of foreign affairs as they engaged in meaningful discussions on key issues impacting the United States, Israel and Japan, while fostering valuable connections with diplomatic leaders during impactful meetings. READ MORE ABOUT THEIR EXPERIENCES HERE.
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