Our best Project examples 

A vibrant and safe digital hub on Instagram created by and for Ukrainian women in Vienna—many of them Jewish refugees who arrived after the war. SisterHub provides essential information about life in Austria in a structured, accessible, and culturally sensitive way, all in their native language. Topics range from everyday tips to Jewish life and holidays. But even more importantly, it offers a community of belonging, emotional support, and mutual empowerment for women navigating life far from home.

An intensive leadership program in Frankfurt that supports politically engaged Jewish youth and young adults. GED'I strengthens core skills in nonprofit leadership, strategy, and community organizing—especially for student union board members, activists, and emerging changemakers. The project also builds inter-organizational connections and fosters shared knowledge across Jewish youth movements in Germany.

NOODNIK is a bold and witty magazine published by the Jewish Austrian Students Union. Far more than a student zine, it’s a creative print space where Jewish identity meets art, culture, and humor—with a distinctly Viennese twist. Through essays, illustrations, and visual storytelling, NOODNIK gives a voice to a new generation exploring what Jewishness looks like in everyday life.

At the heart of Leipzig’s Jewish youth center, Kochavim empowers teens and young adults to develop their own grassroots initiatives that blend tradition with creativity and joy. It’s more than a program—it’s a movement where Jewish pride meets real leadership. With mentorship and space to explore, this group shines as a model of what happens when young Jews take ownership of their community life.

This project welcomes Ukrainian children and teens into Jewish life in Munich through a wide-ranging program of integration activities. From German lessons and cultural events to creative workshops and psychological support, Shalom, Ukraine fosters healing, confidence, and friendship for young people adjusting to new realities. The project also connects families and builds bridges between Jewish, Ukrainian, and German cultures.

ArtMinds is an inclusive, expressive space that brings people together through the transformative power of creativity. It offers workshops in art therapy, guided exhibitions, and collaborative events that promote emotional health, self-expression, and dialogue. The project is a celebration of individuality and a bold statement about the power of culture to connect, heal, and inspire.