admin | February 27, 2024
In 1843, Henry Jones and 11 other German-Jewish immigrants gathered in Sinsheimers Caf on New Yorks Lower East Side to confront what Isaac Rosenbourg, one of Bnai Brith founders, called the deplorable condition of Jews in this, our newly adopted country. Thus, Bnai Brith (children of the covenant) was born
admin | December 10, 2023
Unbounded: The Extraordinary Story of B'nai B'rith The Times of Israel
admin | September 22, 2023
Bnai Brith International, which is distinguished by global grassroots and has spearheaded Jewish engagement with the United Nations beginning in 1945, is leading an annual marathon of communal meetings on behalf of several organizations with world leaders attending the opening of the U.N. General Assembly session. In numerous meetings in New York, Bnai Brith will highlight our deep concern over Irans advancing nuclear program and unsurpassed sponsorship of terrorism, urge U.N.
admin | September 22, 2023
Founded in New York City in 1843 by immigrants from German or German-speaking territories in Central Europe, the Independent Order of Bnai Brith sought to integrate Jewish identity with the public and civil sphere in America. In The Independent Orders of Bnai Brith and True Sisters: Pioneers of a New Jewish Identity, 18431914, author Cornelia Wilhelm examines Bnai Brith, and the closely linked Independent Order of True Sisters, to find their larger German Jewish social and intellectual context and explore their ambitions of building a "civil Judaism" outside the synagogue in America
admin | June 10, 2023
South of Fresno and San Luis Obispo Bnai Brith has been present in Southern California for more than 150 years, since the founding of Paradise Lodge in San Bernardino. In 1863, Paradise and the other lodges in California and the other Western states and provinces formed District 4, headquartered in San Francisco, then the center of Jewish life in the West.
admin | June 10, 2023
The IMPACT: Emerging Leaders Fellowship by Bnai Brith International and the World Union of Jewish Students is a one-of-a-kind virtual fellowship program for Jewish students and young professionals worldwide. Selected fellows gain advocacy, diplomacy and civic engagement skills, expand their knowledge and become effective change-makers in their communities and the broader public sphere. Participants interact with high-level policy makers, NGOs and industry experts on issues ranging from anti-Semitism on campus and online, to media polarization, Holocaust remembrance and genocide prevention, Israel engagement, coalition building and Jewish pluralism and diversity
admin | January 21, 2023
B'nai B'rith Beber Camp is a 340-acre campground in Mukwonago, Wisconsin. Formerly known as Burr Oaks prior to B'nai B'rith's acquisition on 17 May 1976, it was named in honor of Sam Beber, the founder of Aleph Zadik Aleph, in August of that year as B'nai B'rith Beber Camp.[1] For years, there has been a camp for young campers at B'nai B'rith Beber Camp.[citation needed] As BBYO was expanding its leadership training programs in the summer at B'nai B'rith Perlman Camp in the 1970s, they sought a new location for a new two-week program that would make the experience long enough to be meaningful and short enough to hold down costs for the participants.[2] With this new program, BBYO would hope to re-emphasize its strong trend toward in-depth training in leadership skills and in Judaism.[2] Because of increasing and maximum enrollment at BBPC, the new Chapter Leadership Training Program began at B'nai B'rith Beber Camp in 1977 (BBBC),[3] its name later changing to Chapter Leadership Training Conference (CLTC)
admin | July 21, 2022
Walter Morris Jr. remembers the boom days at Helena-West Helena.
admin | June 26, 2022
60 Units to be Built in West Roxbury to Serve Low-Income Families Building on a commitment to create and preserve affordable housing in Boston, officials from the City of Boston, Bnai Brith Housing, local elected officials, and West Roxbury residents celebrated the groundbreaking for The Residences Off Baker, a 60-unit mixed-income, family and workforce, transit-oriented development on Friday, June 10. As the costofhousinghas become more and more outofreach for families, we recognize the need to take urgent action to keep families in their homes and build a city for everyone, saidMayor Michelle Wu. Today's groundbreaking shows whats possible when we collaborate across different sectors and levelsofgovernment to create much-needed affordablehousingin our neighborhoods.
admin | May 20, 2022
Brotherhood-Eddie Jacobson Bnai Brith bowling league champion. International Bnai Brith Bowling Association national tournament champion. It was a great season for the House Ballz team, especially considering its humble beginnings.
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