Kumi Justice Retreats are a unique opportunity for Jewish teens (rising 10th-12th graders) to interrupt racism, antisemitism, and other manifestations of oppression. This teen leadership experience imparts knowledge and skills for exploring justice and equity from a Jewish lens.
The Kumi Justice Retreat experience takes place over the course of two retreats and monthly community of practice Zoom calls. Kumi participants will learn the foundational knowledge of equity and justice work in the fall semester. This learning will culminate with a trip in the U.S. South to explore major civil rights sites in the spring semester.
While there are limited spots available for those who can only attend the foundational fall retreat and Zoom sessions, we will prioritize applicants who can attend both retreats and the online community of practice sessions throughout the full year. Join us for an info session on Zoom to learn about this program!
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