Avodah’s Jewish Service Corps – still hiring

We are now accepting applications on a rolling basis for our Avodah’s Jewish Service Corps program until all spots in our cohorts are filled. The program will run from August 2022-August 2023. 

Avodah has partnered with organizations on a wide range of justice issues from immigration and refugee support, healthcare and education, criminal justice reform, to food security and LGBTQ+ advocacy. Interested candidates can now view open placements across all of our program cities and select up to 5 roles they’re interested in working with for the service year. We even still have offerings in our only west coast city, San Diego. Encourage students to take advantage of these newly rolled out application perks before spots run out by applying today.

By joining the Jewish Service Corps, students will:

  •  critical, hands-on work experience. You’ll
    •  be placed based on your preference with one of Avodah’s partner organizations in Chicago, New Orleans, New York, Washington, DC, or our newest city, San Diego. Through on-the-ground direct service work, you’ll contribute meaningfully to our partners’ work
    •  on crucial justice issues such as immigration, climate change, education, healthcare, criminal justice, and more. 
  •  social justice insights.
    • Avodah’s innovative curriculum examines the
    •  root causes and effects of systemic oppression, develops practical skills, and looks at justice work through a Jewish lens. Programming deepens, contextualizes, and nourishes your day-to-day work while preparing you to sustainably stay in social and economic
    •  justice movements for the long haul.
  •  community.
    • Home-cooked meals, late night conversations,
    •  and holiday celebrations make living communally in the bayit (house) memorable and meaningful.
    • Corps Members co-create intentional,
    •  pluralistic communities across the country, including in our new
  •  and Jewish opportunities for life. Over 1,400
    •  social justice leaders across the country serve as active, engaged members of our alumni community.  They’ll help you with everything from apartment hunts to job references to holiday meals invites.
  •  serve for justice.
    •  In addition to a year of professional
    •  and personal growth, Corps Members receive a modest monthly living stipend, health insurance, travel allowance, and housing.

Check out more information in Handshake or on the Avodah website.

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