JDC on the Front Lines 2023-24

With a grant from the Charles H. Revson Foundation, the Archives is documenting JDC’s ongoing efforts to help those impacted by the Ukraine crisis.

For more than 80 years, JDC has focused on providing vital support to India's poorest Jews, developing tomorrow's Jewish leaders, and offering cultural enrichment.

JDC's ongoing humanitarian support — food, medicine, and Jewish programming — are a lifeline for more than 600 Jews in Cuba.

KAHAL helps Jewish students studying abroad participate in events and build relationships with locals and other students in their host cities.

ImpactWell uses Israeli medical technologies to reduce illness and improve life expectancy among outlying and underserved populations.

Active Jewish Teens (AJT) — a program that brings together Jewish teenagers from across the former Soviet Union (FSU) — is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

The Stronger Together seminar was an opportunity for communal professionals and lay leaders to learn from each other and from scholars and rabbis

More than two and a half years into the Ukraine crisis, JDC’s humanitarian response to the ongoing conflict continues — caring for the most vulnerable Jews.

Millions of Israelis are in crisis, facing displacement, trauma, and unemployment. JDC is there to help — as we have been for more than a century.