Tachlis: The Official WUJS Newsletter – April 2017
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THE OFFICIAL WUJS NEWSLETTER |
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From the Chairpersons Desk
Shalom Chaverim and Chodesh Tov,
I’m so pleased that TACHLIS is back after a few months break. A lot has happened since our last newsletter but without a doubt, the highlight after the past few months was our most recent WUJS Congress.
Congress 2017 brought together over 150 Jewish student activists from well over 30 countries; it was undoubtedly the largest Congress we have held in close to 10 years. Participants grappled and engaged with the biggest issues facing Jewish students, they shared best practice and networked with their peers.
As we begin April, Pesach – the festival of our liberation – is fast approaching. I hope that it will be a,great reminder of what Jewish student activism, fighting for the freedom of the Jewish people to live and practice in any way we choose.
B’vracha,
Yosef Tarshish, WUJS Chairperson |
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WUJS Board Member addresses the UN Human Rights Council |
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Dan Smith is currently spending a year in Geneva as a UN Watch Morris B. Abrams Fellow. |
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Our WUJS Pesach Resource Pack is ready for you to use on your campus |
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Check out our awesome Pesach Resource Pack lovingly prepared for you by the WUJS team! |
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WUJS will support youth voices at the WJC Plenary meeting |
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At the upcoming plenary of the World Jewish Congress, WUJS is proud to support the #Activists4WJC candidates. |
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‘Political Activist of the Year’ running for top NUS position |
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Izzy Lenga of Birmingham University, is campaigning to be the next NUS vice-president for welfare |
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Parashat Ha’Shavua – Vayikra |
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We’re excited to be launching our new weekly Dvar Torah. The first entry was written by our own Chairperson, Yosef Tarshish! |
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