Fellowships & Jobs
Hillel 818 Opportunities
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JLF 1.0: Life's Big Questions
The Jewish Learning Fellowship (aka "JLF") is a 10-week experiential conversational seminar that aims to answer Life's Big Questions through the lens of pluralistic Judaism. You know, the big stuff -- like Who Am I? What communities am I a part of? What is worth committing myself to? Am I a "bad Jew" if my favorite hangover food is a bacon, egg & cheese sandwich? You know, the important stuff. Plus, get weekly meals and a $300 stipend upon completing the course!
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JLF 2.0: Sex, Love, & Romance
Ever wondered how Judaism feels about hookup culture? Maybe love at first sight? How about healthy relationships? All of these questions and more will be up for discussion in JLF 2.0 Sex, Love, and Romance! Join Max and Meg to discuss everything Jewish about sex, love, and romance. There are no right answers and tons of questions! You will not only learn all about Jewish views on sex, but also about your self along the way. Our hope is that you will learn how you answer some of the many questions and become more comfortable with those answers. And bonus! You will earn a $300 stipend for completing the course! You must have completed JLF 1.0 to participate.
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Kol Yisrael: Ethnic Diversity
Curious about the rich diversity within Israeli society? Join us for Kol Yisrael, a 6-week cohort exploring the stories, challenges, different perspectives, and views of six ethnically diverse communities in Israel. Together, we’ll uncover how these groups navigate their unique identities while shaping and being shaped by Israel’s national story. Let’s explore questions of belonging, inclusion, and resilience. Participants will receive a $150 stipend upon completion of the course and the opportunity to deepen their connection to Jewish peoplehood.
Community Opportunities
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Weekend Retreat Counselor,
Location: Glendale, CA
Job Description:
Camp counselors at CBW attend pre-retreat Zoom meeting, supervise a group of 8-10 campers in a cabin, and work alongside 1 co-counselors to ensure the campers' safety, well-being, and skill development throughout their weekend stay. They lead both small and large group activities, including recreational, educational, and team-building exercises, and assist campers with daily living skills such as shower schedules and naps. Counselors maintain a daily cabin schedule, ensure cleanliness, and keep accurate records, including bunk notes. They follow camp safety protocols, mediate camper disputes, and ensure dietary restrictions are met. Effective communication with co-counselors, camp staff, and supervisors is key to addressing camper needs and promoting the camp's values of respect, inclusion, identity, and community. Overall, counselors are generally expected to foster an enjoyable and safe atmosphere for campers.
Salary: $250/weekend with sleeping accommodations and food included
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Ramah Day Camp LA Summer Staff
Location: West Hills, CA
Job Description:
We are hiring for counselors, coaches, and specialists to work at Ramah Day Camp LA. Be a part of the magic of camp for ages K-5th grade. Our summer staff playa a critical role at Ramah Day Camp LA, ensuring a safe and fun environment for all campers. Staff are responsible for planning, teaching, coordinating, and carrying out activities during different activity blocks. Our staff also serve as role models to our campers and embody Jewish values, traditions, and identity while building a vibrant camp community.
Salary: $17.27-$24/hour depending on position and experience