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The Lauder Fellows participated in their fourth virtual session, this time engaging with Jacob Ware, a research fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR). During the session, he provided insightful analysis on contemporary extremist movements, exploring their origins, dynamics, and how polarization fuels societal divisions today.
JDA member Yael Sanchez Participated in a WJC seminar with affiliate FCJE and Centro Sefard Israel to train diplomatic cadets at the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Following his attendance at the 80th Anniversary of the Liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau, Lauder Fellow Lior Biran wrote a reflection on his experience.
As a part of EUJS' EU Activism Seminar, participants had dinner in the WJC Brussels office where they engaged in conversations with local staff members.
Working together to ensure the safety and future of Jewish life across Europe, WJC met with the EU Commissioner, Oliver Varhelyi, during his visit to New York
On 27th & 28th February, JDA Noah Katz hosted the Yad Fellowship Summit – the first event of a Muslim/Jewish interfaith project they have co-founded. The Summit brought together 40 leaders from across the student movement, the HE sector and the interfaith space to Cumberland Lodge, an educational charity based in the heart of the Royal Estate in Windsor and was supported by The Lord (John) Mann, the UK Government's Independent Adivser on Antisemitism and the National Union of Students (NUS Charity).