ADI's 'Sea of Green' shines light of disability inclusion on Jerusalem Marathon
More than 300 strong, the ‘ADI Fleet’ inclusive running team raised awareness and over $37,000 to empower residents with severe disabilities.
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More than 300 strong, the ‘ADI Fleet’ inclusive running team raised awareness and over $37,000 to empower residents with severe disabilities.
(Courtesy of Mizrachi) More than 1,000 gap-year yeshiva and seminary students celebrated Yom Yerushalayim at a pep rally sponsored by Masa Israel and hosted in partnership with World Mizrachi, designed to inspire and energize them into ambassadors for Israel as many plan to return home and get ready for college campuses in the fall.
Volunteering at the Michael Levin Base for Lone Soldiers By Kayla Goldberger | May 13, 2021 I began volunteering at The Michael Levin Base in October as part of the Midreshet Torah v’Avodah (MTVA) service learning program. The Base is a nonprofit organization that helps to support lone soldiers and lone b’not sherut. Their services include counseling, social events, Shabbat meals and preparation for life after service. The Base opened in February 2020, right before the pandemic hit, and quickly adjusted its efforts to ensure that lone soldiers and lone b’n...
Kayla Jurkevich Is Thankful to Be at MTVA By Brooke Schwartz | February 11, 2021 Kayla Jurkevich is studying at Midreshet Torah v’Avodah (MTVA) in Katamon, Jerusalem. She grew up in Edison, attended Rabbi Pesach Raymon Yeshiva in Edison for elementary school and Rae Kushner Yeshiva High School in Livingston for high school. Her family davens at Congregation Ohr Torah in Edison. Her next stop? Princeton University. Why did you choose TVA? What’s unique about it? I chose to study at TVA because I wanted high-level learning in the beit midrash while also having...