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The Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) and B'nai B'rith Girls (BBG) is
the world's largest pluralistic Jewish teen Movement

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BBYO International Convention 2025

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TEENS UNITE FOR ISRAEL

RALLY WITH AZA AND BBG FOR MACCABI WORLD UNION’S EMERGENCY CAMPAIGN AND
JOIN US IN WASHINGTON, DC TO share our support FOR ISRAEL

Take Action March with Us

Movement Resources

Toolbox

A library of resources to take your chapter to the next level

Program Bank

A catalogue of great programs built by us, for us

On Demand

Digital experiences to build community and lead

Lead Hub

Opportunities on the International Leadership Network (ILN)

Calendar

Important BBYO dates to know while build a chapter calendar

The Shofar

AZA and BBG's historic news and storytelling journal

BBYO ON DEMAND

ALL OF YOUR FAVORITES, NOW ONLINE

Spotlight

October 7th Commemoration

Zach Miller

San Antonio, Texas, United States

Identity

“Hostile Aircraft Intrusion in Herzliya”

Sydney Buchwald

Syosset, New York, United States

Identity

Reflecting on the New Year in Relation to October 7th

Hailey Farber

North Potomac, Maryland, United States

Rewind

Keeping Pace: Exploring CRW, PWR, GMR, and Wisconsin

Joelle Abaew

Berlin, Germany

Rewind

Keeping Pace: September on the Move

Dan Mezistrano

Mercer Island, Washington, United States

Identity

October 7th Remembrance in the Wake of Hurricane Helene

Logan Reich

Asheville, NC, United States

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The Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) and the B’nai B’rith Girls (BBG) are a fraternity and sorority for Jewish teens—together, we are BBYO. Since our founding in 1924 (AZA) and 1944 (BBG), we have been member-led. Our priorities and programs reflect the interests and issues that matter most to us. Our pursuits are as diverse as our participants.

AZA and BBG welcome Jewish teens of all backgrounds, denominations, gender, race, sexual orientations, and socio-economic status as well as those with a range of intellectual, emotional, and physical abilities.

October 7th Commemoration

Zach Miller

San Antonio, Texas, United States

“Hostile Aircraft Intrusion in Herzliya”

Sydney Buchwald

Syosset, New York, United States

Reflecting on the New Year in Relation to October 7th

Hailey Farber

North Potomac, Maryland, United States

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