Opportunities for Teens At Temple Sinai and Beyond
Kulanu is more than just a program—it’s a vibrant community where Jewish teens come together to explore, celebrate, and shape their Jewish identities. Rooted in our core pillars of connection, leadership, creativity, and joyful Judaism, Kulanu offers something for everyone: from meaningful holiday gatherings and social action projects to music, art, and opportunities to lead and mentor younger students. Whether you're looking to deepen friendships, grow your voice, or just have a great time in a welcoming space, Kulanu is your home base. Come as you are—because kulanu means all of us, and we can’t wait to grow this collective with you.
The Bronfman Fellowship is a free, once-in-a-lifetime experience for Jewish teens who love to learn and want to see the world through a lens broader than their own. For more information about the Fellowship experience, visit www.bronfman.org.
The Shalom Hartman Institute’s Teen Fellowship is an extraordinary opportunity for Jewish high school students (grades 10-12) from across North America to cultivate their Jewish identities and worldviews. During this historic and difficult time for Israel and Jews around the world, young people continue to show up with strength, courage, and pride in their Jewish identity.
The American Jewish Committee's Leaders for Tomorrow (LFT) students are not just future leaders, but today’s leaders. LFT is AJC's education and advocacy program for teens that empowers young Jews to speak up for Israel and the Jewish people.
Heller High is an extraordinary, once in a lifetime experience for high school students in the 10th, 11th, and 12th grades . Learning about the land and its people, exploring ideas and complexities, creating lasting bonds with friends and fellow Israelis. Be a part of a vibrant Reform community with your peers, deepening your connection to Reform Judaism.
The URJ Teen Israel Organizing Programs are just the spaces for our teens and the wider community to thoughtfully deepen their engagement with Israel!
Kumi is a unique opportunity for Jewish teens (10th-12th graders) to interrupt racism, antisemitism, and other manifestations of oppression. This teen leadership experience imparts knowledge and skills for exploring justice and equity from a Jewish lens.