The Repair the World Fellowship
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The Berkeley Hillel-Repair the World Fellowship is a partnership that helps engage students in community service grounded in Jewish values and learning. To learn more about Repair the World, read more here!
Students will learn professional skills, gain issue-area education on topics of housing justice, food justice, environmental justice (and more), build bridges across lines of difference, and have meaningful Jewish experiences while serving alongside our neighbors in the East Bay.
Inspired by the Jewish value of action and learning, na’aseh v’nishma, we will explore the Jewish imperative to seek justice, tzedek. In this fellowship, students will be placed with an East Bay non-profit organization for three hours of independent volunteering a week (across a range of services), accompanied by cohort learning at Berkeley Hillel.
Fellowship Details:
In addition to weekly volunteering at their placement site, fellows meet for cohort learning around a broad array of social justice topics through a Jewish lens. Cohort meetings run from 6:30 – 8 p.m. each Tuesday night at Berkeley Hillel. The fellowship begins on November 12th and concludes on April 8th (excluding school breaks).
Applications are now open and will be closing October 30th. Apply today!
Reach out to Social Action Associate Chance Reiniesch with any questions at creiniesch@berkeleyhillel.org.