Thank you for visiting ECJS online, the Internet arm of the organization that brings Jewish students together. The European Center for Jewish Students is today at the forefront of promoting Jewish awareness and actively combating anti-Semitism.
On this site you can get involved in our upcoming events, be updated with student news, meet our staff, visit the photo gallery, and much more. We hope you enjoy your visit and welcome you to contact us with any comments or suggestions.
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Just One Shabbat - New Year's 2012
Purim On The Rocks
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Just One Shabbat - New Year's 2012
Kick off 2012 in the oldest city in the world! Join us in Athens for a Shabbat and event that will remain with you forever!
Tag Institute has launched worldwide a fund to offer grants of up to $5,000 for original research into social issues that incorporate Jewish social values.
Elections for the European Jewish Parliament, which will 'serve to bring together and coordinate voices of Jewish communities across continent', to be conducted via Internet.
The Ottoman Empire essentially gave birth to the Eastern Sephardic musical tradition — a richly seasoned stew of Iberian, Turkic, southern European, Mediterranean and Romani ingredients whose appeal extended beyond Europe to the New World.
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Kick off 2012 in the oldest city in the world! Join us in Athens for a Shabbat and event that will remain with you forever!
JEP launches its first exclusive and intimate event in Malta on February 9-12. Join other young professionals ages 27-39.
Ready to get rock'n with ECJS? The legendary Purim on the Rocks event will take place in Rome on March 8-11. Sign up today!
Tag Institute has launched worldwide a fund to offer grants of up to $5,000 for original research into social issues that incorporate Jewish social values.
Elections for the European Jewish Parliament, which will 'serve to bring together and coordinate voices of Jewish communities across continent', to be conducted via Internet.
The Ottoman Empire essentially gave birth to the Eastern Sephardic musical tradition — a richly seasoned stew of Iberian, Turkic, southern European, Mediterranean and Romani ingredients whose appeal extended beyond Europe to the New World.
