In 2013 the Young Professional Network changed its name to the Young Leadership Network, with a theme of Local Action. Global Impact. Groups are very active in Chicago, Denver, New York and Washington D.C. We added a new group in New Jersey and are expanding into Detroit and Los Angeles.

Through programs such as the Peanut Butter and Jelly Project and Leadville Cemetery clean-up, young leaders in Denver performed 400 hours of service to their community. 

We are also proud that Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) has instituted its inaugural B’nai B’rith International Day of Service, which was held in November. Chapters were encouraged to partner with our senior housing buildings for their service project.

Our Google+ International Roundtables continued this year with discussions on the United Nations, disaster relief and community service. Young B’nai B’rith members and supporters around the world engaged in vibrant conversation about some of the most pressing issues of the day and discussed things they could do in their own communities to bring attention to these topics.

At the 2013 B’nai B’rith International Policy Forum the Young Leadership Network hosted an exclusive conversation with Eliav Benjamin, the Israeli embassy’s counselor for political affairs. 

Messages from the President and Executive Vice President

At Our Core

Human Rights and Public Policy

Supporting and Defending Israel

Senior Advocacy and Housing

Helping Communities and Disaster Relief

Young Leadership in Action

Remembering and Honoring the Past

Reaching out to Young People and Families

Connected

Financial

Executive Board of Directors / Board of Governors