Recommended Resources for College

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Students Supporting Israel is a rapidly growing Zionist international campus movement that supports the State of Israel. Founded at the University of Minnesota in early 2012 by Ilan Sinelnikov and Valeria Chazin, it currently has multiple chapters across the United States, Canada, Mexico, Australia, UK and Argentina.

Since its founding in 1923, Hillel has become the world’s largest, most inclusive Jewish campus organization, serving more than 140,000 students each year at 850 colleges and universities around the world. Hillel is a global community and a movement, but it’s also more than that: It’s a promise to empower every Jewish student along their Jewish journey, positively impacting the lives of generations of young Jews and ensuring the Jewish future, now and for years to come.

On 850 campuses globally. Chabad is a home away from home for many Jewish students. 

A Nonprofit organization organization run by young adults aimed to educate, unite, and empower young adults in the fight against antisemitism

In 1999, Birthright Israel was founded on a bold idea: provide the gift of a life-changing trip to Israel to Jewish young adults with the goal of securing—and transforming—the Jewish future. In 2004, Birthright Israel Foundation was created in order to help raise the funds needed to ensure this trip would be available today, tomorrow, and always.

Taking the pledge shows your strong stance with Israel. Anyone can donate, host a vigil, or volunteer, but only students can pledge to study in Israel and make it their home. Join thousands of students who pledge that if they study abroad, they choose Israel as their #1 destination.

The Nitzavim Fellowship empowers gap year students to become confident and inspired change-makers on their college campus.

The Zionist Organization of America, founded in 1897, has worked for over a century to educate and advocate on Israel’s behalf. Our priority is to support the Jewish people and the Jewish state; much of those efforts includes work with students across American campuses, a growing platform for anti-Israel sentiment.

Sigma Delta Tau’s mission is to empower each member to reach her fullest potential by enriching the experience of women with similar ideals, building lasting relationships, promoting civic responsibility, and fostering personal growth.