Travel : Alternative Break Trips

The Bronfman Center pioneered the first American Jewish World Service Alternative Break trip in 2000. Since then, students have traveled to El Salvador, the Mississippi Delta, Mexico, California, New York City and many other destinations to help communities in need and develop relationships with each other outside of school. Students provide direct service to communities in need - house building, pipe-laying, planting and more while living and studying the connection between social justice, service and Judaism. Students return from the trips with knowledge and energy and continue to advocate for social justice on campus.

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Upcoming Trips

INDIA - Summer Break with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC)

India
Travel May 26 - June 4th with NYU students, in partnership with the American Jewish Joint Distribution Community (JDC), to work with the Jewish community of India. Work on meaningful volunteer projects that address community challenges. Participants will gain insight into global Jewish needs, connect with local Jewish peers, and explore the notion of a collective Jewish identity and responsibility. Through engagement and dialogue, the group will explore the...
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Please contact Tracy Figueroa for more information.