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Fellowship Culminating in Seminar Trains Communal “First-Responders” to Address Constituents’ Mental Health Issues Via Professional Referrals Resilience Counselor Esther Marcus knows about emotional trauma firsthand. On October 7, the London

“Pray for the welfare of the kingdom, for were it not for the fear it inspires, every man would swallow his neighbor alive.” (Ethics of our Fathers, 3:2) Today’s appalling

Professional Development Opportunities Highlight the OU’s Commitment to Nurture Future Community Leaders Approximately 50 early career professionals from across the Orthodox Union’s departments recently united at American Dream Meadowlands mall

Keynote Address Reaffirms Commitment of Office of Civil Rights to Address Rising Antisemitism in the U.S. NEW YORK (June 27, 2024) — In a keynote address to Orthodox Union lay

Ten-Month Fellowship Introduced Young Talent to Prospective Careers in the Jewish Community As graduates nationwide are marking the end of their studies, eight early-career professionals are celebrating their acquisition of

Marilyn and Sheldon David IVDU Boys Upper School was First Special Ed School to Participate in the Center for Initiatives in Jewish Education’s Annual Innovation Day In an unprecedented win for

Group Acted As Emissaries for Israel on Weeklong Mission Centered on Tikun Olam (Repairing the World) As an EMT at Teaneck Volunteer Ambulance Corps (TVAC) and student at Rutgers Robert

 Orthodox Union’s Women’s Initiative Program Brings Meaning to the Period of Sefirat HaOmer As Jews worldwide mark Sefirat HaOmer, the days between Pesach and Shavuot, 3,000 women are preparing spiritually

Fallen Nephew of Orthodox Union Administrator Honored at OU’s Worldwide Yom Hazikaron Commemoration and Siyum At only 32 years old, Master Sergeant Zechariah Pesach Haber HY”D, of the 14th Armored

This morning, the following guidance was shared with the students in our JLIC and Yavneh programs by Rabbi Elie Buechler of OU-JLIC at Columbia Barnard: Dear Yavneh, What we are