As Jewish people who are devoted to "Torah Umadda," it is our responsibility to become the effectors of change, and high school students are at the nexus of responsibility as they begin to manage the transition into adulthood.

Through the Yeshiva University Center for the Jewish Future High School Yom Iyun Series, the Eimatai Project challenges high school students to think critically about themselves and the world around them.

With topics ranging from Organ Donation to Climate Change, the High School Yom Iyun series tackles pressing current events that directly impact high school students. In addition to presentations made by different keynote speakers who are experts in their respective fields, at every Yom Iyun student participants return to their homes and schools with practical suggestions on how to take action and affect change.

Please click above to contact Eimatai Headquarters to register, or call 212-960-5261.

Next Yom Iyun:
May 28, 2008
12:00-3:30 pm
Yeshiva University Wilf Campus