Kulanu Global Teaching Fellows

Are you a rabbinical student, looking to gain experience in your field? Would you like to have a memorable and rewarding summer?

The Kulanu Global Teaching Fellowship aims to answer the call for education, support and recognition of isolated, emerging and returning Jewish communities in a meaningful and impactful way. There are dozens of such communities around the world that have very few educational resources of their own, who have been practicing Judaism for years, dream of deepening their Jewish literacy and (re-)connecting with the wider Jewish community.

We are excited about your interest to participate in the fellowship this summer to travel for 4+ weeks to an emerging Jewish community to live, teach and learn with Jews from different backgrounds who are excited to learn the Torah you have to offer. Rabbinical students from all schools are encouraged to apply here. Kulanu will pay fellows’ travel and accommodations.

If you are accepted, we know your experience will be exciting for you and fruitful for the community you will serve, as well as deeply nurturing your own growth in becoming a rabbi.

Thank you for offering your time, skills, and energy to Kulanu, Inc!

2017 Fellows

Fellow’s Name	Rabbinical School	Teaching Site
Loren Berman	Yeshivat Chovevei Torah (Bronx, New York)	Ghana
Eliyahu Freedman	Yeshivat Chovevei Torah (Bronx, New York)	Cote d’Ivoire
Natan Freller	Ziegler Rabbinical School (Los Angeles, California)	Brazil
Margo Hughes-Robinson	Jewish Theological Seminary (New York, New York)	Guatemala
Miriam Liebman	Jewish Theological Seminary (New York, New York)	Uganda

2019 Fellows

Fellow’s Name	Rabbinical School	Teaching Site
Shadrach Mugoya Levy	Aleph Rabbinical Program (distance learning from Namutumba, Uganda)	Nigeria
Natan Freller	Ziegler Rabbinical School (Los Angeles, California)	Brazil
Michal Kohane	Yeshivat Maharat (Riverdale, New York)	India
Amir Etele	Ohr Torah Stone Yeshiva (Israel)	Gabon