The Einayich Yonim fellowship is an 18-month experience for Jewish high school sophomores and juniors with a strong interest in Jewish spirituality, concern for the environment, a background in Jewish learning and a commitment to personal growth. Through a program of study, mentorship, and action, the fellowship provides students the opportunity to delve into Jewish ethical ecology, to build a safe and supportive community of spiritually connected young people, to nurture self-reflection and personal growth, to foster intergenerational mentor relationships, and to help young people see the profound connection between their Jewish heritage and their responsibility for the well-being of all life on earth.
“The World is Hurting.
It needs young people who can see in a different way.
Who can look with marvel at the delicate systems of creation.
Who feel a sense of holy responsibility for the earth.
Who embrace hope.
And inspire each other towards real and internalized change.”
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Program created to honor local day school grad who died in nature
This project is fiscally sponsored by FJC – A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds.