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Jewish Orthodox Feminist (JOFA) is a prominent organization based in New York, NY, dedicated to advocating for the expansion of women's rights and opportunities within the framework of halakha (Jewish law). With a mission to build a vibrant and equitable Orthodox community, JOFA offers a wide range of resources, including events, publications, podcasts, guidebooks, and articles, to support Jewish Orthodox feminism. Through their initiatives such as the Devorah Scholars program and the S.A.F.E. Plan for abortion access, JOFA strives to create an inclusive and empowering space for Orthodox women. As a leading voice in the movement, JOFA actively promotes women's leadership, partnership minyanim (prayer communities), and Torah study opportunities for women. With a commitment to social justice and gender equality, JOFA continues to make significant contributions to the Orthodox Jewish community, fostering a sense of belonging and empowerment for all.Generated from the website

Bnei Akiva of the US and Canada is dedicated to providing high-quality religious Zionist education and programs for North American Jewish youth and their families. Rooted in the principles of Torah v'Avodah, the organization encourages a deep love for the Jewish people and the land of Israel. Offering a range of programming, including summer camps and educational initiatives, Bnei Akiva aims to nurture the next generation of Jews committed to building a society aligned with the values of Torah, Am Israel, and Eretz Israel. Through vibrant activities and grassroots community engagement, Bnei Akiva fosters a sense of identity and connection among Jewish youth across the region. Generated from the website

The North American Conference on Ethiopian Jewry (NACOEJ) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting Ethiopian Jews in Israel and Ethiopia through various educational and sponsorship programs. With a mission to provide assistance and resources, NACOEJ offers programs such as the Limudiah Intensive Education Program for Ethiopian Israeli Children and the NACOEJ High School Sponsorship Program, aiming to improve the lives and educational opportunities of Ethiopian Jews.Generated from the website