NextGen - World Jewish Congress

Empowering today's youth to face tomorrow's challenges

Lauder Fellowship Opening Seminar 2024

The '24-'25 cohort of the Lauder Fellowship gathered in New York City for the Opening Seminar, held from August 7th to 11th, bringing together 29 student leaders from 21 countries.

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Advocacy Toolbox: Fighting Hate with Facts

Being a Jew in the modern world can be challenging. WJC created this page to assist you in tackling and navigating challenging conversations.

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WJC Hosts First Ever In-Person JYA in Orlando, FL

Sixty teens from forty countries gathered for the first ever in-person Jewish Youth Assembly hosted on the sidelines of BBYO in Orlando.

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WJC and BBYO Join Forces in Crucial Partnership

WJC and BBYO are partnering to empower the next generation of Jewish leaders with high-level training and education to prepare them for university life and the future.

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Who We Are

World Jewish Congress NextGen supports and empowers the young leaders who are making a difference in their communities today and trains them to be the changemakers of tomorrow.

We work to ensure that Jewish people around the globe are strong, protected, and united in creating a better world. Through six initiatives, individuals between the age of 15 and 26 can get involved to gain valuable insights, learn new skills, and become a part of a global network. 


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Fighting hate with facts
A guide to understanding key issues across the Jewish world
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Ready for the next step?

WJC NextGen programs are for individuals aged 15-26. Young Jewish professionals are encouraged to learn more about the WJC Jewish Diplomatic Corp.

The Student Activism Arm of the World Jewish Congress

The World Jewish Congress and Jewish on Campus have formed a key partnership to support students around the world and amplify Jewish voices.