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Produces and distributes audio and video lectures from master teachers on Jewish topics including Kabbalah, Chassidism, Jewish mysticism, and general Torah teachings, available through Chabad.org.

Offers structured daily study programs in core Jewish texts including the Chumash with Rashi, Mishneh Torah (Rambam), Sefer Hamitzvot, Psalms (Tehillim), and the Tanya, accessible online through Chabad.org. Programs include multi-year cycles such as 3 chapters per day of Rambam or daily study of Hayom Yom.

Operates and maintains a worldwide directory of Chabad centers and synagogues to help individuals locate religious, educational, and community services. This service is part of the Chabad-Lubavitch Media Center under Lubavitch World Headquarters.

Provides public access to a Jewish calendar and Shabbat times, as well as tools like a Jewish birthday calculator, to support observance of religious dates and rituals.

Provides educational content and guidance on the observance of major Jewish holidays, including Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, Chanukah, Purim, Passover, and Shavuot, emphasizing their historical, spiritual, and ritual significance.

Provides educational resources and practical guidance on key Jewish lifecycle events, including Bris, Pidyon Haben, Bar/Bat Mitzvah, Upsherin, weddings, divorce (Get), and death and mourning practices, including the Mourner's Kaddish.

Provides digital access to a comprehensive library of Jewish texts, including the Tanakh, Tanya, Torah commentaries, and mystical teachings, through Chabad.org. The platform supports users of all backgrounds and knowledge levels.

Provides an online platform where individuals can submit questions and receive answers from rabbis on Jewish law, practice, and belief. This service is accessible via Chabad.org and includes an archive of hundreds of Q&As.

Offers email subscription services such as Halachah For Life to deliver ongoing religious guidance, study materials, and spiritual insights directly to users.

Hosts reunions, graduation ceremonies, public celebrations, and community events such as Parents’ Day for emissary training programs, student productions, and moments of gratitude for reserve soldiers’ families.

Founded The Katz Yeshiva High School and established the Hahn Judaic Campus in Florida to support Jewish education; restructured the Graduate Program of Advanced Talmudic Studies for Women at Yeshiva University.

Founded the city of Efrat in 1983, which has grown to house over 13,000 residents, and established its first school, catalyzing the development of Ohr Torah Stone’s broader network.

Operates 32 institutions and programs worldwide focused on Jewish education, outreach, and leadership development for men and women, engaging approximately 3,500 additional students annually.

Graduated three women from the Susi Bradfield Women’s Institute of Halakhic Leadership and recognized staff members from OTS schools for professional achievement.

Deploys emissaries to 111 cities across 42 countries to promote Jewish education and communal engagement.

Engages thousands of secular Israelis annually in Jewish programming to explore and reclaim their heritage through educational and spiritual initiatives.

Operates multiple institutions including the Besen Family Center for Advanced Women's Studies, Midreshet Lindenbaum College for Women (with branches in Jerusalem, Lod, and Carmiel), and the Susi Bradfield Women’s Institute of Halakhic Leadership, which offers full-time Talmud study and halakhic training for women.

Provides legal aid, free counseling, and representation to approximately 800 women annually, including legal representation for 150 clients at a time, enabling about 60 women per year to gain freedom from unresolved marriages; addresses an estimated 2,400 cases annually.