Project Kesher trains women to become change-makers. By training leaders from within communities, we build credibility country by country, and ensure  that our work is sustainable.

• Advanced Leadership
• Next Generation

Although Project Kesher has been working in this region since 1989, we still discover Jewish participants who have never lit Shabbat candles or seen a Torah Scroll.

• Beit Binah
• Mother/Daughter Retreats
• Torah Return Project
• Global Women’s Celebrations
• Project Kesher Archives

ADVANCING THE STATUS OF WOMEN AND GIRLS 

• A Seat at the Table Initiative
• Trafficking in Women & Internet Brides
• Domestic Violence
• Women’s Health & Well-being

ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY 

Older women workers are especially vulnerable in a tight job market. Project Kesher runs 18 award-winning vocational computer centers in Belarus, Georgia, Russia and Ukraine, in partnership with World ORT.

• ORT Keshernet
• Financial Literacy

Building a More Tolerant Society 

In a region with historic tensions between ethnicities, Project Kesher builds bridges.

• Multi-ethnic coalitions
• Not In Our Town

Project Kesher in Israel 

In February 2007, Project Kesher brought 30 of our leaders from Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova and Georgia to Israel for leadership and Israel advocacy training.