Orthodox Union / NCSY
NCSY is the Orthodox Union's global youth movement, connecting, inspiring, and empowering Jewish teens through Torah-based social, educational, and leadership programming.
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Orthodox Union / NCSYAbout Orthodox Union / NCSY
NCSY (formerly the National Conference of Synagogue Youth) is the international youth movement of the Orthodox Union, founded in 1954 with the vision of Harold and Enid Boxer to give Jewish teens a way to build a strong connection to their Jewish roots through inspiration and leadership skills. Today NCSY operates more than 200 chapters across North America, Latin America, Europe, and Israel, reaching teens regardless of their background or level of observance.
NCSY runs a wide array of programming, including weekly regional chapter events, Shabbatons, national and regional conventions, JSU (Jewish Student Union) clubs in public high schools, and a robust slate of summer travel and learning programs in Israel and abroad. Its mission is to connect, inspire, and empower Jewish teens and encourage passionate Judaism through Torah and tradition.
As a subsidiary of the Orthodox Union, NCSY is headquartered in New York City and led by International Director Rabbi Micah Greenland, with regional offices throughout the United States, Canada, and additional international locations.