Here is how OU-JLIC has continued to engage, support, inspire and educate its students and their families this past week: Impact in Numbers 88 advisory meetings took place with OU-JLIC educators and Hillel, Student Groups, or other groups/organizations 350 virtual coffee dates (including chevrutah learning and check ins) 857 texting and whatsapp check-ins with students

IMPACT IN NUMBERS Updated numbers since campuses closed down due to COVID-19 in mid-March: 10,038 conversations between educators and students, including virtual chevrutah learning and check ins. 8,160 students and their family members took part in the 676 chaburot and shiurim given by OU-JLIC educators. 1,547 students were delivered food by OU-JLIC educators. 1,389 divrei Torah

Since campuses closed down due to COVID-19 in mid-March, here is how OU-JLIC has continued to engage, support, inspire and educate its students and their families: IMPACT IN NUMBERS – 9,363 conversations between educators and students, including virtual chevrutah learning and check ins. 6,508 students and their family members took part in the 577 chaburot

I hope this email finds you and your families well. The educators are still “going strong” in their work with their students. Below is the OU-JLIC update from this past week. My plan is to have these updates at least until after Shavuot. Impact In Numbers 98 advisory meetings took place with OU-JLIC educators and

This update covers OU-JLIC’s activity from the last Board email at the end of March through the Friday right after Pesach (4/17). One thing I am hearing from the educators is while there is all this activism, creative activity, chesed/support and online Torah opportunities the most crucial element of their work has been the personal

Rabbi Aaron Greenberg, our OU-JLIC Rabbi in Toronto, officiated at Pearl Kraft and Nadav Gasner’s wedding this past Sunday. As you can see, an abundance of caution, social distancing and Zoom was used in conducting this celebration.This is a very special simcha for OU-JLIC Toronto community for Nadav and Pearl are very active on their

“While life’s not so grim for every college student, it would be easy to feel sorry for yourself. Yet so many students have recognized while they cannot change their situation, there are so many who currently need and can be helped.” Imagine trying to make Pesach for the first time, while stuck on an empty