Welcome to Kulanu, Inc!
A non-profit, 501(c)3 organization based in New York City, Kulanu (Hebrew for "all of us") works around the world to support isolated and emerging Jewish communities who wish to learn more about Judaism and (re-)connect with the wider Jewish community.
Explore our web site to learn more about Kulanu and the communities we work with in Africa, Asia, and the Americas. Find out how you can get involved, or make an impact now with a donation and join the global network of Kulanu supporters today!
Please contact us with questions, or to introduce yourself to "all of us" and get on our mailing list! We would love to stay in touch with you about our work with Jews around the world.
Thanks so much!
- "All of Us" at Kulanu
Kulanu Highlights
- Honor Kulanu President Harriet Bograd!
- Announcing the 2013 Kulanu-Abayudaya Women's Speaking Tour!
- Latest Issue of KulanuNews Now Available Online!
Visit the Kulanu Blog, too (www.kulanu.org/blog) for more up-to-date news and information about Jewish communities around the world!
Honor Kulanu President Harriet Bograd!
2013 is a special year for Kulanu and our annual tribute journal fundraiser: this year we are honoring Kulanu president, Harriet Bograd, for her joyful commitment to helping and connecting Jewish people everywhere. This is an excellent opportunity for you to demonstrate your support for far-away Jews while recognizing one of today's leaders in the global Jewish community. Please visit www.kulanu.org/tribute for more information about Harriet and the 2013 Kulanu Tribute Journal. Thank you!
How YOU Can Honor Harriet:
- Join the tribute with a one-time or recurring donation to Kulanu. For gifts of $108 or more you are invited to submit a message and/or photo for the online ad book, which will be published on our web site this summer.
- Share this message with your friends on Facebook:
Honor global Jewish leader Harriet Bograd and support Kulanu ("All of Us")! Donate now: kulanu.org/tribute - Click here for even more ways to help!
Thanks so much for showing your support of "all of us".
Announcing the 2013 Kulanu-Abayudaya Women's Speaking Tour!
Kulanu is thrilled to announce that the next Abayudaya speaking tour this fall will feature young activist Shoshannah (Susan) Nambi. Warm and articulate, Shoshannah will be the first woman to represent her community on this annual Kulanu-organized tour. A graduate of the high school that Kulanu helped to create, Shoshannah is among the first Abayudaya women to graduate from university. As a former youth leader, an active Jewish learner and participant in her congregation, and an administrator in organizations that address issues of women's health, Shoshannah will present a fresh perspective on the roles of women in the Abayudaya community and the challenges they face.
Click here to learn more about this fabulous event
Latest Issue of KulanuNews Now Available Online!
The Spring-Summer 2013 issue of KulanuNews, Kulanu's informative publication about Jewish communities around the world, is now available to read on our web site! The latest edition features moving articles by Kulanu volunteers and community members, as well as wonderful color photos to help tell their stories. Click here to check it out in full-color! Here's a glimpse of what you will find in this issue:
- Re-joining the Family-Progressive Judaism in Poland, p 1
- Southern Italy Jewish Renaissance, p 6
- Tribute to Kulanu's President, p 12
Click here! to read full articles.
We think you'll enjoy this new issue! (Missed the last one? Read it now at www.kulanu.org/newsletters
KulanuNews is published two to three times a year, and unless otherwise requested, Kulanu mails hard copies of each issue to our supporters for a year.
This is one of the ways we keep you in the loop about how your contributions are put to work, and also to inform readers about isolated and emerging Jewish communities around the world -- remarkable groups you might not learn about anywhere else.
If you would like to receive your own copy of future issues, please make a donation now at www.kulanu.org/donate. We look forward to hearing what you think of KulanuNews!