🌟 Exciting News from ADL's Kulanu Program! 🌟
We are thrilled to announce that the registration deadline for #KulanuADL has been extended to September 3rd! This is your opportunity to join ADL’s impactful, no-cost synagogue engagement program.
What is Kulanu? Kulanu, meaning “all of us” in Hebrew, is more than just a program - it’s a national network empowering congregations to tackle antisemitism through community engagement, education and advocacy. As we enter our third year, we are looking to grow our network beyond our current 240 congregations and invite you to be part of this vital community effort.
What does Kulanu offer? Participants gain access to exclusive ADL resources, expert insights, program materials, and a network of like-minded congregations. Whether you’re a small synagogue or a large one, regardless of denomination or location, Kulanu is designed with the flexibility you want to meet your congregation’s needs.
Why participate? Kulanu is self-paced and self-directed, designed to fit into the busy schedules of today’s congregations. After the High Holidays, you’ll have the opportunity to engage with a wealth of resources, including our inspiration library, and connect with peers across the country.
How can you get involved? Encourage your congregation to apply today! Our team is ready to assist with applying and welcomes new congregations with open arms. We provide social media assets, marketing ideas, and more to support your outreach to your members.
No matter what your plans for the upcoming year, we encourage participation as it fits your schedule and priorities! Your engagement helps strengthen our collective voice against hate.
Let’s come together to make a difference. Join Kulanu and help us build a stronger, more resilient community.
Apply now and learn more about Kulanu at https://lnkd.in/eWaBgjrJ
Together, we can make a difference. Thank you for your support!
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