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Camp Kol Bo
June 12th through 23th, 2006
Programming based on Jewish themes
Enrollment is open to all children ages 3-7 who are potty-trained
This year's theme: "Mitzvah Goreret Mitzvah" or "One Good Deed Leads to Another."
Contact either Katie Sternberg at (225)344-7109 or Ellen Sager via e-mail at msager2@cox.net.

Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute (OSRUI), the Reform Movement's summer camp in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
Positions include:

• Counselors
• Waterfront Staff
• Sailing Instructors
• Challenge Course Leaders
• Sports Instructors
• Stable Staff
• Hebrew Speakers
• Visual Arts Teachers
• Nurses
• Photographer

Summer Camp Staff: Specialist, Group Counselors, Assistant Unit Head

Camp Isidore Alterman is a day camp at Zaban Park (Dunwoody) of the Marcus Jewish Community Center of Atlanta.
If you are interested in learning more contact Lynne Eisenstein at 770.395.2673 or lynne.eisenstein@atlantajcc.org.
More information can be found through www.atlantajcc.org at this site.

Hasbara Fellowships

The premiere Israel Activism Program in Israel! A project of Aish International.
Travel, hang out, connect with peers from dozens of campuses across North America! Increase your knowledge of the history and politics of Israel and the Middle East
Apply online at IsraelActivism.com

Summer Dates
• June 11th - 26th
• July 3rd - 18th
• August 6th - 22nd

The Jewish Organizing Initiative (JOI) offers young adults a chance to work for justice and create a meaningful Jewish community that can support and sustain them in working for justice.
This Boston-based non-profit mentors young Jewish adults through a year of training in grassroots community organizing skills and Jewish learning.
The fellowship year starts at the end of August. This is a great opportunity for graduates who are looking to start their way in the non-profit world, while being paid $20,000 with health benefits.
We don't see JOI as a "year off" from your life's work, but a "year on."
For more information, check out http://www.jewishorganizing.org.
Applications due April 30th. To apply, check out http://www.jewishorganizing.org/Fellows2.htm
Contact information: (617)350-9994 or joi@jewishorganizing.org

The Consulate of Israel is looking for creative, motivated and responsible undergraduate students with knowledge of the Middle East. Internships are now available for the summer. Interns are selected based on knowledge of the Middle East, writing and computer skills, involvement in related activities, and enthusiasm for international affairs.

Internships are open to undergraduate college students. You must commit to at least one full semester or summer of at least 10 hours per week. Preference is given to those students who are available for one or more semesters. Internships are unpaid. Interns will need to be in Houston during the time of the internship.

For more information and application materials please contact Academic Affairs Officer, Renee Masor at academic@houston.mfa.gov.il.

Education of Homeless Children & Youth Summer Enrichment Program
June 12th - July 20th, 2006: 8:00am - 3:00pm
McKinley High & Scotlandville High

• Academic Activities with Certified Teachers
• Extracurricular Activities
• Field Trips
• Bus Transportation
• Breakfast & Lunch Provided