8 July 2025
/ 12 Tammuz 5785
A Worldwide Network of Jewish Organizations Building a Stronger Future.
We are a growing network of Jewish organizations and influential leaders from around the world, united in our commitment to strengthening the ties that connect the Jewish people. Founded in the summer of 2023, our mission took on even greater urgency and significance after October 7th. In this pivotal moment, it has never been more important for world Jewry to come together in new ways to support one another, forge deeper relationships, and embrace the shared values that link us.
We are working to secure the Jewish future by making connections, building relationships, and amplifying the work of our partners. These three pillars — connection, collaboration, and amplification — are essential to breaking down silos and enriching the Jewish organizational ecosystem. By bringing organizations together, we are creating the foundation for new and innovative ways to enhance the resilience and solidarity of the global Jewish community.
Our approach is not to create new content and programming but to broaden the reach of our partners. Across the Jewish world, organizations are already doing extraordinary work. We aim to ensure that their contributions reach the widest possible audience, maximizing their impact and strengthening Jewish life everywhere.
We are extremely fortunate to have assembled a large and distinguished advisory board to help guide our efforts. This diverse and passionate group is deeply committed to klal Yisrael, the solidarity and well-being of the Jewish people. Their experience, expertise, and unwavering support are invaluable, and their leadership underscores the power of community and the necessity of meaningful connections.
Now, more than ever, we must stand together to build a vibrant, resilient, and connected Jewish future.
Please join us in this critical effort.
The Global Jewry Advisory Board is filled with changemakers. Today, we’re proud to highlight Amy Albertson!
Amy Albertson is a Jewish advocate, educator, and content creator from California who is proudly and loudly uplifting Jewish diversity, reclaiming Zionism and fighting antisemitism through social media content, public speaking, consulting, and more. Her goal is to actively support Jews—wherever they are on their path—to feel a stronger sense of belonging and pride in their Jewish identity.
Amy is the recipient of the ויצו - WIZO Women's International Zionist Organization (WIZO) Warrior for Israel Award and was named as one of Hadassah Magazine's "18 American Zionist Women You Should Know" in 2023. She has been published in The Times of Israel, Hey Alma, and the Jewish Journal, as well as being featured in The Jerusalem Post, the Algemeiner, JTA and on numerous podcasts. She is also highlighted in the book Jewish Pride: Rebuilding a People, by Ben M. Freeman.
Currently, she works as a consultant with various Jewish & pro-Israel organizations. She is a member of Israeli President Herzog's inaugural Voice of the People Council. Amy is also an Executive Board Member of Be'chol Lashon, an Associate with The Tel Aviv Institute, and a member of the Advisory Council of the JCRC Bay Area.
Amy loves the beach, Hello Kitty, being a dog mom, and doing her best to make everyone laugh at all times. Follow her on Instagram, Tiktok, and X: @theamyalbertson! ... See MoreSee Less
“In the hours and days following October 7, 2023, people from around the world began asking the same question: What can we do to help? Donations started pouring in; small ones, large ones, each carrying with it a sense of urgency, compassion, and helplessness. The desire to act was overwhelming. That question, and those first simple gestures, became the foundation for Smiles for the Kids.”
From delivering meals to families to supporting small businesses affected by the war, Founder Aron Schoenfeld details the inspirational impact that Smiles for the Kids has had on communities in Israel. Read more in this week’s GJ Connections at globaljewry.org/the-other-war/. ... See MoreSee Less
Global Jewry is the only global network of Jewish organizations working together to support each other, increase cooperation, share resources, and amplify impact.
Discover how we're fostering unity and collaboration across the Jewish world. Learn more at globaljewry.org/about-us/! ... See MoreSee Less
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Global Jewry provides motivation to fulfill your hopes and dreams to achieve your goals. Visit us for more details about us.Japan's Jewish community, though small in number, boasts a rich and resilient history. From the establishment of the first synagogue in Yokohama in 1895 to the welcoming of Jewish refugees during World War II, the community has been a beacon of Jewish life in East Asia. Today, centers like the Jewish Community of Japan in Tokyo and the Jewish Community of Kansai in Kobe continue to serve both residents and visitors, preserving traditions and fostering connections.
Global Jewry is committed to supporting Jewish communities worldwide, strengthening bonds and ensuring a vibrant Jewish future. ... See MoreSee Less
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Discover a comprehensive directory connecting you to hundreds of Jewish organizations worldwide. Whether you're seeking community, resources, or collaboration, the Global Jewry Directory is your gateway to the diverse and vibrant Jewish world.
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At the core of Global Jewry’s mission is the imperative to expand outreach and amplify the messages of our partner organizations.“In the wake of the recent emergency sparked by hostilities with Iran, Israeli civil society is stepping up. Non-profits affiliated with the AMITIM mentoring program are delivering life-saving services across the country—demonstrating how compassion, speed, and leadership can change lives in a time of war.”
From tackling food insecurity to lifting spirits in hospitals, these non-profit mentees of the AMITIM program are making a transformative impact in Israel during a time of national emergency. Read more from Michael Weil, Founding Director of AMITIM, in this week’s GJ Connections at globaljewry.org/resilience-in-action/.
(PS: Beginning next week, GJ Connections will shift to releasing on Sundays. The Global Jewry team appreciates your understanding. Keep an eye out for the next GJ Connections!) ... See MoreSee Less