of to create a united Jewish community that
grows because it celebrates Judaism’s differences and
is inclusive to all denominations. At conventions, programs and Summer Experiences, BBGs are encouraged
to learn more about the different Jewish customs and
rituals practiced by BBGs from across the world, and to
create their own meaningful Jewish experiences.
is very privileged to welcome many kinds of Judaism,
but also many different kinds of Jews. is open to
Jewish young women regardless of race, socioeconomic
status or sexual orientation. This notion was affirmed
by Stand UP for Each Other: A Campaign for Respect
and Inclusion, an initiative that embraces the values of
within the context of inclusivity—creating a safe
space for all Jewish teens in .
Levels of BBG
exists as part of ’s International Movement
and is comprised of several levels of local and regional
involvement. The following structure has been developed over time to maximize each member’s opportunity
for involvement.
EARLY 60s – 70s
1974
BBYO intensifies its social
awareness programming and
starts to increase involvement
on an International level.
At the International B’nai
B’rith Convention, AZA and
BBG International Board
members become official
voting members of the B’nai
B’rith Youth Commission.
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