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.
786
Community Builders
in over
25
countries around the world
with
78,227
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.
pov: it’s just one weekend with Mem Global and you’ve already…️
☕Coffee`d up MHWOW host @tovael
👋 Reunited with alumni fam (hi @arieatworld )
🧑🍳 Cooked your heart out with one recipe book + the legend of @mohocastro Drew’s 16-hour ribs
✨Hiked, connected, held puppies, and got real with other interfaith couples at Embark
🍪 Baked cookies with @mohomarina crew like it’s a core memory in the making
Looking for your dream Jewish vibes wherever you are in the world?
Find your nearest Mem Global community at the #LinkInBio
#MoisheHouse #MemGlobal #ShabbatAndBeyond #CommunityHitsDifferent
rip the awkward out of your shabbat 🥖✨
Awkward might be contagious, but it’s curable.
Learn to lead your community with warmth, inspiration & purpose this June 13-15 at “The Torah of Gathering.”
Over the course of a weekend, we’ll join forces with the brilliant folks at @pardesinstitute to eliminate awkward from the menu while learning tools to deepen connection at any function.
Leave ✨no crumbs✨ at your next Jewish gathering.
Apply today at the #linkinbio.
🥖: @challahbackgirls_
#Awkward #Shabbat #Challah #TheArtOfGathering #Pardes
ready to turn your time into impact? 🌱
This Aug 31–Sept 8, @birthrightisrael Volunteer & Mem Global are inviting young adults to serve communities in need.
Spend 4–6 hours a day volunteering—supporting agriculture, packing food and clothing, and aiding displaced families. This is more than a trip—it’s a chance to be part of something meaningful during a critical time.
For just $600, your roundtrip airfare, accommodations, food stipend, health insurance, and all local travel are covered.
When you give your time, you give hope.
#LinkInBio
#VolunteerWithPurpose #MakeAnImpact #BirthrightIsrael
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Upcoming retreats
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Tikkun Olam RSJ West: Creating Spaces for the Future
Denver, CO
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsTikkun Olam RSJ West: Creating Spaces for the Future
Denver, CO
Educators: Jessica Herrmann and Yulia Bezrukova
Join us for the Tikkun Olam RSJ Retreat where we’ll dive into the idea of Tikkun Olam—repairing the world! This retreat is all about community building and how we can create spaces that truly meet people’s needs. We’ll explore the role of Jewish values in shaping the communities we want for the future and how we can bring our unique RSJ (Russian-Speaking Jewish) voices into that vision. Expect engaging learning, meaningful conversations, and time in nature with fellow RSJers. Whether you’re new to the community or a seasoned retreat-goer, this is the perfect space to connect, reflect, and brainstorm together. Let’s create the kind of future we all want to be a part of—one where our communities are strong and welcoming. Come for the community, stay for the vibes, and leave feeling inspired!
This retreat will offer kosher-certified meals and will be fully Shabbat observant.
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The Torah of Gathering
Reistertown, MD
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsThe Torah of Gathering
Reistertown, MD
Educator: Pardes Faculty (coming soon!)
So much of Jewish life happens in the context of community, yet how often do our gatherings lack the warmth, inspiration and sense of purpose that we crave? In partnership with the world renown Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies, join us for an immersive weekend exploring what Jewish tradition has to say about building community with intentionality. Together we will gain practical tools in order to create gatherings that foster a deeper sense of connection and belonging.
This retreat will offer kosher-certified meals and will be fully Shabbat observant.
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Base Harlem
Falls Village, CT
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsBase Harlem
Falls Village, CT
Educators: Rabbi Dimitry Ekshtut and Erica Frankel
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 Harlem community.
This retreat will offer kosher-certified meals and will be fully Shabbat observant.
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Shabbat Unplugged: A Weekend Journey into Tradition
Falls Village, CT
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsShabbat Unplugged: A Weekend Journey into Tradition
Falls Village, CT
Educator: Elyssa Hurwitz
Shabbat is a powerful Jewish practice based on our deeply rooted need for rest and renewal, but how that looks in your life may shift from week to week and year to year. This weekend, you’re invited to join us in exploring the underlying meaning of traditional Shabbat rituals, learning how to create new rituals that meet our modern needs, and testing what we come up with to see if we have met our needs.
