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.
205
Community Builders
in over
7
countries around the world
with
20,340
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.
Upcoming retreats
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Etgar: Outdoor Adventure
Colorado River
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsEtgar: Outdoor Adventure
Colorado River
Educator: Shosh Maddick
Join Mem Global for an amazing weekend of adventure, exploration, and community as we emerge through the wilderness! Located at the upper part of the Colorado River, this retreat will have you celebrating Shabbat with friends old and new, alongside hiking, campfires, rafting, and so much more!
This retreat will offer kosher-style meals and will not be fully Shabbat observant.
This retreat is now full. In order to join the waitlist, please email retreats@memglobal.org.
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Base UWS
Dutchess County, NY
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsBase UWS
Dutchess County, NY
Educators: Rabbi Danny and Tamara Stein
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 UWS community.
This retreat will offer kosher-certified meals and will be fully Shabbat observant.
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Pop-Up Paradise: The Spirit of Sukkot
Hendersonville, NC
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsPop-Up Paradise: The Spirit of Sukkot
Hendersonville, NC
Educator: Adira Rosen
Join us for a Sukkot-themed Jewish Learning Retreat, where we’ll explore the meaning of temporary spaces, the beauty of community, and the joy of the harvest season. Through engaging workshops, meaningful discussions, and hands-on activities, you’ll deepen your connection to Jewish traditions while building lasting relationships. Together, we’ll embrace the festive spirit of Sukkot and discover how its timeless themes resonate in our modern lives.
Whether you’re a seasoned Sukkot enthusiast or simply curious, this retreat is for you!
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RSJ East: Nosher Kosher 3.0 – From Manna to Shakshuka
Lakewood, PA
Jewish Learning RetreatsJewish Learning RetreatsRSJ East: Nosher Kosher 3.0 – From Manna to Shakshuka
Lakewood, PA
Educator: Yulia Bezrukova
Join us for RSJ retreat – Nosher Kosher 3.0: From Manna to Shakshuka where we’ll take a delicious dive into the role of food in Jewish life and RSJ culture! This retreat is all about exploring how food tells a story—from the symbolism of Manna in the desert to the comforting, savory bite of shakshuka. You are in for a treat! Learning workshops, interactive discussions about food in Jewish texts and art, and meaningful conversations on how the foods we love unite our RSJ community and so much more. Whether it’s borscht, challah, or that dish your babushka used to make, we’ll explore how food is more than sustenance—it’s culture, history, and identity. So, come hungry, come curious, and leave with a full belly and an even fuller heart. Let’s nosh, connect, and celebrate our heritage through flavors and stories!
This retreat will offer kosher-certified meals, but will not be fully Shabbat observant.
