
Jewish community, wherever you are.
Be a part of something big.
At Mem Global, there’s no one way to be Jewish. Whether you’re a Shabbat regular or looking up “What is Shabbat” right now, you belong here. We’re a peer-led community of Jewish young adults in their 20s and 30s where you don’t just join in; you shape what happens next. Local, intimate, and part of a global network, we’re all about creating a Jewish life that’s vibrant, authentic, and meaningful. Bring your questions, your chutzpah, and whatever makes you, you. This is your community—wherever you are.
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Community Builders
in over
25
countries around the world
with
80,706
participants at Mem Global programs in 2024

Moishe House
Join a community of Jewish young adults excited to welcome you into their homes in cities around the world.

MHWOW
Create and discover your own Jewish community from anywhere in the world.

Base
Discover a pluralistic, welcoming home where you can connect with a rabbi, new friends, and Jewish life.
Start Anywhere, Belong Everywhere.

Mem Global Retreats
Get away for the weekend to connect with yourself, great educators, new friends and ideas that inspire.

Retreatology
Get the skills and support to plan your very own Jewish learning retreat of your dreams.

Camp Nai Nai Nai
Experience all you loved (or want to love!) about Jewish summer camp as a young adult.

Embark
Explore Jewish life with a welcoming rabbi, other interfaith couples and create your own traditions with your partner.

Jewish Learning Collaborative
Do you work or sit on the Board of a Jewish organization? Come along on this personalized Jewish learning journey.
did you hear…
It’s Shabbat!! 🥖🍞✨
Grammys x @challahbackgirls_ x Mem Global
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build your Jewish community ✨wherever you are✨
At Mem Global, there’s no one way to be Jewish. Whether you’re a Shabbat regular or looking up “What is Shabbat” right now, you belong here.
We’re a peer-led community of Jewish young adults in their 20s and 30s where you don’t just join in; you shape what happens next.
Local, intimate, and part of a global network, we’re all about creating a Jewish life that’s vibrant, authentic, and meaningful.
Bring your questions, your chutzpah, and whatever makes you, you. This is your community—wherever you are.
Find your closest community at the #LinkInBio
#Community #Jewish #JewishCommunity #Global #WhereverYouAre

Six more weeks of … challah?
Whether Punxsutawney Phil’s news is good or not, one thing’s for sure—Mem Global and @challahbackgirls_ are always a recipe for a good time!
And today, we’ve got another reason to celebrate—it’s Challah Back Girl’s co-founder Marni (@singing_jewess)’s birthday! Wishing them a year filled with joy, laughter, and endless loaves (because who wouldn’t want six+ more weeks of challah?) 🎉🎂
Stay safe and warm out there!
#challah #groundhogday

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Upcoming retreats
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Base Bay
San Francisco, CA
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsBase Bay
San Francisco, CA
Educators: Rabbi Frankie Sandmel and Elaina Marshalek
Base is the home of a Rabbinic family which serves as a home-base for community, learning, and mentorship. Join your Base community for a weekend retreat where we will celebrate Shabbat together through spirited song, discussion, and prayer (traditional and experimental) and of course food and play! For this retreat, we are only accepting applications from individuals who actively participate in the Base Bay community.
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Threads of Hatikvah: Navigating Israel with 4HQ
Clayton, GA
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsThreads of Hatikvah: Navigating Israel with 4HQ
Clayton, GA
Educator: David Heilbron
Can we talk about the pil (elephant) in the room? Conversations around Israel are rarely easy or comfortable; yet, as Mem Global community members, they come with the territory. Join us for our Jewish Learning Retreat, Threads of Hatikvah: Navigating Israel with 4HQ, where we will deep-dive into how to create and facilitate questions about Israel. The Four Hatikva Questions (4HQ), created by Robbie Gringras, is a modality used by Mem Global for years as an approach to Israel dialogue that teaches Moishe House Residents, MHWOW Hosts, and alumni how to create programs about Israel that spur conversation, thought, and introspection. Participants will leave 4HQ with facilitation skills, not talking points.
This retreat is in partnership with Masa Israel Journey and being made possible in part through the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta. -
Exodus & Action: A Journey Toward Justice
Petaluma, CA
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsExodus & Action: A Journey Toward Justice
Petaluma, CA
Educator: Jessica Herrmann
Spend a weekend immersing yourself in the ancient story of our Exodus from Egypt, exploring the rituals of the Passover seder and examining how the story of Passover connects to the justice challenges we face in the world today.
Join us for Exodus & Action: A Journey Toward Justice powered by Repair the World, March 28-30 at Walker Creek Ranch in Petaluma, CA. We’ll dive deep together examining the themes of liberation, resistance and justice with learning sessions, discussion groups and art projects. We’ll enjoy Shabbat together, have a mock seder, and tie all of our explorations together with hands-on service projects and reflections on today’s justice landscape and challenges. You’ll go home with great memories, new friends and all the tools you need to facilitate meaningful, justice-inspired discussions during your own Passover seder.
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Tevye the Milkman and other Jewish stories
Brighton, UK
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsTevye the Milkman and other Jewish stories
Brighton, UK
Everyone knows Fiddler on the Roof. Everyone loves ‘Tradition’. But do you know who Shalom Aleichem was? Have you read Chaim Potok’s ‘The Chosen’, Itzik Manger’s ‘The Book of Paradise’, or Jean Meltzer’s ‘The Matzah Ball’?
Join us on this Jewish Learning Retreat as we explore the world of 20th and 21st Century Jewish Literature and Film, how it’s shaped our Jewish culture today, and finally answer the question of what’s the most Jewish film ever made (and why it’s obviously When Harry Met Sally).

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This Thai Island Has Become an Unexpected Backdrop for My Jewish Identity
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Moishe House rebrands as Mem Global, establishing umbrella name for its young adult programming
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Rediscovering Jewish Identity: Ilana’s Journey Through Service and Leadership
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Young Leader Daniel Snyder Makes His Mark on Jewish Detroit