J.J. Greenberg Torat Chayim
Young Leadership Award
Young Leadership Award
Torat Chayim is honored to re-introduce our annual award which will honor talented and promising young Jewish activist leaders between 18-24 in North America & Europe and 24-30 in Israel creating change in the progressive Orthodox world. With this award, Torat Chayim hopes to highlight the work of international young leaders who are making tangible differences in their community.
Award fellows will receive mentorship and leadership training from Torat Chayim's robust and diverse rabbinical members, $1,000 in seed money towards fostering the awardees' leadership work, along with recognition in the international Jewish community. Please note: Anyone can nominate an outstanding young leader, but a nominator cannot be a reference. Also, one may nominate across regions (i.e. someone living in Europe can nominate someone based in America, etc.).
Please use the form(s) below to apply or to nominate an outstanding young leader. Use the form below to nominate in English for North America/Europe selections. For nominees based in Israel, please apply HERE.
Award fellows will receive mentorship and leadership training from Torat Chayim's robust and diverse rabbinical members, $1,000 in seed money towards fostering the awardees' leadership work, along with recognition in the international Jewish community. Please note: Anyone can nominate an outstanding young leader, but a nominator cannot be a reference. Also, one may nominate across regions (i.e. someone living in Europe can nominate someone based in America, etc.).
Please use the form(s) below to apply or to nominate an outstanding young leader. Use the form below to nominate in English for North America/Europe selections. For nominees based in Israel, please apply HERE.
The Selection Committee includes:
Israel:
Rabbanit Devorah Evron
Rabbi Aharon Ariel Lavi
Rabbanit Rachel Keren
Rabbi Pesach Stadlin
North America:
Rabbanit Bracha Jaffe
Rabbi Asher Lopatin
Rabbi Lawrence Zierler
Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz
Europe
Rabbi Josh Ahrens
Rabbi Daniel Askenazi
Rabbi Lila Kageden
Rabbi Tyson Herberger
Rabbi Elisha Ancselovits
Good luck!
Israel:
Rabbanit Devorah Evron
Rabbi Aharon Ariel Lavi
Rabbanit Rachel Keren
Rabbi Pesach Stadlin
North America:
Rabbanit Bracha Jaffe
Rabbi Asher Lopatin
Rabbi Lawrence Zierler
Rabbi Dr. Shmuly Yanklowitz
Europe
Rabbi Josh Ahrens
Rabbi Daniel Askenazi
Rabbi Lila Kageden
Rabbi Tyson Herberger
Rabbi Elisha Ancselovits
Good luck!
This award is given in honor of J.J. Greenberg, z'l, a soul that left this world too early. In life, J.J. was the epitome of an engaged and caring leader, always ready to lend a helping hand, a listening ear, and a compassionate heart. He created initiatives to appeal to young Jews, advised up-and-coming professionals as they navigated their first jobs, and was a pillar of strength and excellence to all those who knew him. An environmentalist, a feminist, a musician, a son, a friend, and a philanthropist, J.J. inspired and empowered others to see the best in themselves so that they too could actualize change in the Jewish community and beyond.
We are so honored to name this Torat Chayim award after J.J., who even after his passing from this world, still inspires so many people to be the best they can be. And more. Recipients of the award will follow in the footsteps of J.J. and will continue to build on his legacy.
| Learn More About J.J. Greenberg |