JVN speaks to inspirational volunteering figures in our community.
August 24, 2011 – Daniel Sierdaski (Repair the World)
August 2, 2011 – GoEco
June 3, 2011 – Dan and Leah (Tzedek)
May 18, 2011 – Selina Shaikh (Jewish Woman’s Aid)
May 11, 2011 – Michael Leventhal (Gefiltefest)
February 11, 20111 – Beverley Goodman (World Jewish Relief)
February 3, 2011 – Jackie Baines (League of Jewish Women)
January 19, 2011 - Daniel Gillis (Camp Simcha)
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The Coexistence Trust – Building Understanding
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Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering really matter?
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life
Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering really matter? | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] written about this before, noting that ourÂ...
Volunteering, schmolunteering – does the word volunteering really matter? | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] It’s been a busy few weeks for volunte...
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] Interning for JVN has given me first-hand ex...
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] a few well-deserved months of travelling. Wh...
A degree of uncertainty – how internships changed my life | The Jewish Volunteering Network Blog: [...] travelling to Australia for a few well-deser...
