More than 2000 learners from 29 different countries joined in the Limmud Together UK Summer … Read more... about Limmud continues to bring people together
We need your help! To celebrate our 40th birthday, as a legacy project, Limmud is creating an archive of the last 40 years. The archive will provide a historical record but could also be the basis of some research projects and other media projects.
We want your stories and photos. We want to hear about your Limmud stash of handbooks and pens. We want to know how Limmud has changed your life. Please take some time to have a rummage around for the artifacts and photos which tell a Limmud story and then fill out a brief form – to tell us about your Limmud adventures over the last 40 years whether it be the 80s, 90s, noughties or the last decade. Thank you
Complete the form hereDo you have a passion for bringing people together to learn and build community?
We want you to help us shape the future of Limmud in the UK!
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Regional and national Limmud events happen across the UK all year round, ranging from day events to our flagship week-long Limmud Festival.
Find Out MoreIn 2019 there were 78 Limmud events attended – by 38,150 participants – run by 3,900 volunteers – across 97 Limmud communities!
Download NowLimmud volunteers collectively were named one of the top ten most influential "people" in the UK Jewish community by the Jewish Chronicle.
Find Out MoreWe are excited to work with Sefaria and Jewish Lens on two learning resources on solidarity and sanctuary put together during this quarantine period.
View the resources hereThere are many ways to participate in Limmud from attending an event, to volunteering, to creating an new Limmud community.
Find Out MoreEvery week Limmud On One Leg brings Limmudniks a chance to learn from some of the most exciting and innovative Jewish educators from around the world, through a thought on the weekly parasha [Torah reading] from educators who have been presenters at Limmud events throughout the world, together with alternative voices sharing a thought on the themes raised by the parasha.
Find out moreUnlike other organizations, when you volunteer with Limmud you really have a chance to have an impact on others and on the community, to try new things and to lead. At Limmud, leadership is not about connections or money it’s about rolling up your sleeves and getting the work done.
An Unparalleled Jewish experience, it’s unbelievable.
There should be a Limmud in every country where there are Jews.
A pioneering festival of Jewish learning.
Limmud provides both a pathway for its volunteers to experience and embrace Jewish community. The Limmud phenomenon serves as a light that illuminates the potential of Jewish learning for Jewish engagement at its finest.
Limmud is igniting Jewish conversations, including about Israel, in over 80 communities and 40 countries on six continents. For The Jewish Agency for Israel, Limmud is a valued partner in these efforts.
It’s an opportunity to work with passionate, committed people. It’s an opportunity to create the community we want to be part of. It remains one of the most important things happening out there.
It has put me in closer touch with the younger generation and made connections and friendships that still generate personal and professional Jewish activities and enrich Jewish life.
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