07/09/2026
Talent development is all about investing in the people who will shape the next generation of Jewish life.
That’s why Mosaic United, with the support of Ministry of Diaspora Affairs משרד התפוצות, is proud to partner with Lanoar in France to create opportunities that strengthen the skills, confidence, and leadership of those shaping meaningful Jewish experiences for young people.
This summer, that investment in people came to life through several programs across France.
Through Relev, new madrichim preparing for an upcoming heritage journey to Poland took part in specialized training focused on Holocaust memory, Jewish peoplehood, and experiential education. The goal was to help them turn what they learned and experienced into thoughtful, engaging activities for the chanichim.
At Federation Alliance , presidents of local student branches came together for leadership training focused on reaching and engaging younger students. They explored ways to build stronger connections with high school students and create a welcoming, safe Jewish community as they transition onto university campuses.
Through EEIF (Tzofim France), 70 trainers representing branches from across France gathered for training ahead of their work leading local groups and summer camps. Sessions focused on Jewish values, leadership, and the tools they need to guide and support the next generation.
And with Moadon France, a summer camp association serving more than 2,000 participants, families and teen leaders came together for a special reunion day. Each camp presented part of a performance developed over the summer, celebrating the community, creativity, and leadership built throughout the camp experience.
From madrichim and camp leaders to student presidents and educators, Mosaic United’s partnership with Lanoar is helping strengthen the pipeline of Jewish leadership across France, investing in the people who are creating meaningful Jewish experiences today and equipping the next generation not only to participate in Jewish life, but to lead it.