Israel Programs WikiCAMERA Fellows - Student Leadership and Advocacy Mission to Israel
CAMERA on Campus · Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and a kibbutz on the Kinneret
CAMERA Fellows - Student Leadership and Advocacy Mission to Israel is a non-denominational kibbutz program in Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, and a kibbutz on the Kinneret, for college-age students, open to men and women.
An annual two-week Israel mission for CAMERA Fellows, CCAP activists and other campus Israel-advocacy leaders from the US, Canada and Uruguay, filled with expert speakers, lectures and touring -- most of the trip based in Jerusalem, with a Tel Aviv visit, a free weekend, and closing days on a Kinneret-area kibbutz -- to sharpen participants' ability to advocate accurately and effectively for Israel back on campus.
Who it's for
For CAMERA Fellows and campus Israel-advocacy activists (US, Canada, Uruguay) wanting an intensive 2-week Israel mission of expert speakers and touring to sharpen their advocacy skills before returning to campus.
- Duration
- Short (2-10 weeks) — 2 weeks
- How to sign up
- Open to CAMERA Fellows and CCAP activists; apply through cameraoncampus.org's Fellowship page. https://cameraoncampus.org/programs/fellowship/
- Contact
- alyssa@camera.orgNot yet verifiedhttps://cameraoncampus.org/
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