JAMMING Newsletter
Welcome to the first UJIA JAMS newsletter! May I take the opportunity to thank all contributors. If you would like to be a part of the next edition, please contact me at shelley.turnberg@ujia.org. – I look forward to hearing from you!

Meet the Team

UJIA JAMS Expands.

UJIA JAMS team welcome new member as they plan a range of new campus activities. Read more >>

What’s going on around London

As part of its expansion plans UJIA JAMS now operates in 20 schools across London. Below are just some examples of the work UJIA JAMS has supported in mainstream schools to bring informal Jewish education to life. Read more >>

UJIA JAMS launch event

The UJIA JAMS Launch event allowed past and present J-Soc chairs from all London regions the opportunity to meet with one another and share ideas. Read more >>

Speaker of the Month

UJIA JAMS Announces its first Speaker of the Month. Giving young people the opportunity to vote for their favourite speaker allows for increased ownership of the project for all involved.

UJIA JAMS is pleased to announce that Londoner, Danielle Black (25) has been named as the first Speaker of the Month, recognising her work for Mitzvah Day (National Project Manager). Read more >>

Wear a net to school day –
a UJIA JAMS-wide social action campaign

Join our newest UJIA JAMS speakers from the
Tony Blair Faith Foundation in learning about the devastation wrought by Malaria and how you can act to stop it.

Myriam and Natasha are Faith Act Fellows committed to multi-faith education and action to support the achievement of the millennium development goals.

They are available for sessions – check them out in the brochure!

Wear a net to school day is a campaign to raise awareness and funds to support the eradication of Malaria.

Sign up your J-Soc to this day of social action at wearanettoschool@faithsactfellows.org and receive information and tools to support you in joining the fight against this preventable disease.

Did you know UJIA JAMS...

- Is growing! We are running 226 sessions this term

- Supports J-Soc chairs and teachers through training and resources

- Can run a programme on any topic! You choose!

- Works in partnership with all the Jewish Youth Movements and other communal organisations

- Enhances young people's life skills such as budgeting and preparing for campus life

For more information please contact
Shelley Turnberg   T 020 7424 6479   E shelley.turnberg@ujia.org

We're behind: the people of the north of Israel; the future of British Jewry;
young people & education; the 'Living Bridge'. We're behind you.
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