The secret to our success in AZA and BBG is the strength of our leaders. Alephs and BBGs learn new skills and sharpen old ones through year-round training experiences at local and movement levels. Taking time at the beginning of each year to reflect on our wins and identify opportunities for us to grow—as individuals and as chapters—is one of the most important things we can do. When we set goals, understand the responsibilities of our roles, and use the tools that are available to us, we’re unstoppable.
Alephs and BBGs who receive Movement training will likely be eligible for several highly esteemed International Awards. Be sure to encourage those who you have worked with to explore what they may be eligible for.
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BBYO welcomes all Jewish teens, regardless of background, denominational affiliation, gender, sexual orientation, or socioeconomic status, including those with arange of intellectual, emotional, and physical abilities.
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Ratified in May 2025 by the 101st International Executive Body.
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Community Mapping is a process where we explore the layout of our communities to understand who we know and what’s around us so we can use our network and connections to help grow, program, and fundraise.
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Use this to learn all about serving as S’gan and find more tools and information at bbyo.org/sganim.
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Your mental, emotional, and physical health are incredibly important. If you need immediate help, please utilize these resources and support lines.
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Aprenda a hacer crecer y activar el Movimiento a través de los miembros actuales y potenciales.
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Learn how you can celebrate and express gratitude for the people you work with in the ways that they like best.
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BBYO is committed to being a safe and welcoming space for all Jewish teens, everywhere.
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