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KAHAL: Your Jewish Home Abroad

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4700 N Ravenswood Ave, Suite B
Chicago, IL 60640
Email: info@KahalAbroad.org
Web: http://www.KahalAbroad.org

KAHAL creates transformational Jewish experiences for study abroad students. A robust resource and structured support network, KAHAL works with local communities in more than 50 countries and 110 cities around the world, providing Jewish study abroad and exchange students the resources, tools, and personal connections they need to meaningfully engage with local Jewish communities, augment their transformative abroad experience, and deepen their connection to the global Jewish people. Since its founding in 2013, KAHAL has connected more than 4,500 Jewish students to immersive Jewish experiences during their life-changing time abroad. By incorporating Jewish experiences and choices into this transformative environment, KAHAL measurably increases students' attachment to the global Jewish people and increases the likelihood of their long-term Jewish choices.

 

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