National Board is comprised of 13 NCSYers from 9 different regions across North America. They aim to enrich NCSY programming, to serve as staff on National Conventions, and to serve as role models for their peers. There are four teams on National Board, Summer Programs, Social Action, Education and Social Media. Each team corresponds to a different department of the NCSY National Office, and the teens have the privilege of working with a professional liason from that office to receive guidance and inspiration. National Board members have developed innovative programming, run social media platforms, created educational content and have run social action campaigns, affecting hundreds of NCSYers around the world.
We’ve all been there – desperately chugging through the first night of Shavuos, only to find sleepiness conquering your concentration. What if there was a concise learning guide, stocked...
Dear NCSYers, It is an exciting time for NCSY. Yeshiva and Public school teens across the country are engaging with their chapters on a daily basis. Fall regionals...
In the Haftorah for Parashat Emor, the Jewish people are reminded that the Kohanim are not given a part of Israel because “God is their possession”. This seems like...
Sophia Stepansky, National Ambassador of Education, taught a beautiful Yom Ha’Atzmaut NationaLNL session!
Hi everyone! On May 8th and 9th, 2016, we’ll be welcoming the new Jewish month of Iyar! Our monthly Rosh Chodesh updates will give you a spark of inspiration,...
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We all know when a teacher starts listing off rules we automatically start tuning every word out, because it sounds like they are saying bla bla and seems whatever...
This past Shabbos, the world lost a tremendous, beautiful human being in Dr. Tammy Kaplan, as cancer took her away from us. Dr. Kaplan was a giant among men,...
In the merit of the continued safety of Rebbeinu Meir Hillel ben Raizel Esther In the midst of describing the over 200 mitzvot found in the book of Vayikra,...
New York NCSYers wanted to somehow uplift Pesach Seders while also providing an engaging explanation to many of the rituals we perform on the nights of Pesach… the result?...
