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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countries around the world
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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.
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.
The Kolective
Find your next thing, or start it, with this network of Jewish social clubs popping up in cities across the US.
Jewish Learning Collaborative
Do you work or sit on the Board of a Jewish organization? Come along on this personalized Jewish learning journey.
Today, we mark three years since the devastating attacks on October 7. That day, and its aftermath, continues to shape our lives and communities as Jews. As we grieve for all the lives that were lost, and continue to be lost, we’re reminded how much we need each other. Wherever you are in the world, none of us are alone.
We’re sending special love to our Israeli community members, both in Israel and abroad. On this painful anniversary, we hope that you can all find comfort and support with friends, family, and your community.
For the Residents who will be at Natty Con this weekend, we hope being together makes a difficult time a little easier. And to our Community Builders around the world: we’re here for you, and we know that you’ll be there for each other, too.
Every day, we’re moved to see how you lead with empathy, belonging, and hope. Thank you.
home is where the community is
It’s the final Shabbat before our biennial North American Resident Conference(aka Natty Con 2026!!) We cannot wait to see you next week & remake this clip with a whole new crew (‘:
#ShabbatShalom #NattyCon
September, we’ll never forget you 💫🌊🍪🧜♀️🍽️🍁🍎🍯
📸: @moishepodcbbsb @moishehouseprague @mhkyiv @moishehouseboulder @moishepodtulsa @moho.southcity @moishe_house_dnipro @moishehousewestla @mohoencinitas @moishehousedallas @moishehousebmore @moho.tbi @mosaic.nights @mohovln @mohohoboken @moishehousearlington @mohocambridge @harlemmoishehouse @newyork_repair @moishehouselongisland & MHWOW hosts Lindsey K. from Charlotte, NC & Marjorie R. in Rochester, NY & @mhwowalbany
you are not alone.
please be gentle & kind to yourself and reach out if you need support at this time ❤️🩹
Free resources available always on our website & in bio.
it’s all temporary 😉
#Sukkah #Sukkot #Dwelling #Shabbat
pov: the reflective YK afternoon walk where everything starts to look like food…
📷🚶🏻♀️: Jewish life specialist Rabbi Rachael Pass
what’s in Jewish life specialist Rabbi Rachael Pass’ Tallit bag? let’s unpack 👝✨
gmar tov!
#YomKippur #TallitBag
oui out here in Paris 🇫🇷✨
Moishe House Without Walls (MHWOW) really means hosting from a n y w h e r e : )
#MHWOW #Paris
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Upcoming retreats
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Make your Move: An Israeli Dance Experience
Los Angeles Area
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsMake your Move: An Israeli Dance Experience
Los Angeles Area
Educators: Noya and Zohar Achiasaf
Don’t miss a beat – join us for an incredible weekend dedicated to the Israeli art of folk dancing! Try your hand (or feet?) at modern and traditional dance styles, while enjoying the iconic rhythms that have brought communities together for generations. Whether you’re revisiting your favorite summer camp memories or discovering these dances for the first time, this is the perfect chance to celebrate Israeli culture, find your footing, and experience the magic of dance.
This retreat will not be Shabbat observant, but kosher certified food will be served. In addition, no prior dance experience is required.
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Mem Magic: The Mem Global Disney Retreat
Orlando, FL
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsMem Magic: The Mem Global Disney Retreat
Orlando, FL
***This retreat is currently at capacity, but you can use the form linked below to apply for our waitlist.***
Educator: Rabbi Shari Shamah
Pack your Mickey Mouse ears…we’re heading to Disney World! Get ready for a magical weekend that brings all your Disney dreams to life. We’re talking epic rollercoasters, dazzling fireworks, and thrilling parades – now with an extra sprinkle of Mem Global magic! Dive into the Magic Kingdom and see how sacred moments can be created in both expected and unexpected places. With Disney as the world’s coolest classroom, we’ll explore how stories and shared moments can inspire new Jewish rituals and learn how to bring them back to your own community. From pictures with your favorite characters to a Disney Themed Shabbat, don’t miss this chance to meet new friends, build new traditions – and make your wishes come true!
This retreat will not be shomer kashrut or shomer Shabbat.
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Ashkenazi Unpacked
Vilnius, Lithuania
Ashkenazi Unpacked
Vilnius, Lithuania
What’s the story behind Ashkenazi culture? This retreat will take us on a journey of Ashkenazi Jews through history, migration, and reinvention. From traditions and customs to language and everyday life, we’ll explore how identity was shaped across generations and borders. Literature and music will help us explore this culture, and we’ll talk about how Ashkenazi heritage shows up in contemporary communities today. This retreat will offer a space to connect the past with the present, share perspectives, and rethink what heritage means for us now.
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Queerkeit Writer’s Retreat
Oconomowoc, WI
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsQueerkeit Writer’s Retreat
Oconomowoc, WI
Queerkeit Writer’s Retreat
Queerkeit Incubators is a network of queer Jewish writing groups where participants connect, collaborate, and create the kind of art and content they wish they’d had access to on their journeys. This retreat will bring together current participants in the 2026 Queerkeit Cohorts to build community and share their work. If you are interested in future participation and fellowship opportunities, reach out to contact@queerkeit.com.
Though participants’ practices vary, shared programming will be traditionally Shabbat observant and all food kosher certified. Learn more about Queerkeit at https://queerkeit.com/Home.
