Text-Centered Transformation

Provides weekly educational programs including Lunch N' Learn sessions, lectures, and classes on Jewish scripture, law, ethics, and philosophy across 8 to 10 college campuses in the New York area.

Runs a multi-semester educational fellowship program for students, offered three times per year starting in September, February, and June, with weekly sessions on multiple college campuses in the New York area. The program includes small-group study, mentorship, and culminates in international trips for graduates.

Organizes educational and inspirational trips to Israel, Europe (including Poland and Prague), Arizona, and Miami for students, including heritage tours, Holocaust remembrance, and Torah study. Trips are offered to fellowship graduates and include preparatory coursework.

Hosts events specifically for mothers and daughters, including Challah baking and spiritual engagement activities, to foster intergenerational connection and religious growth.

Provides one-on-one learning opportunities with EMET staff and offers personal and couples counseling services to participants.

Hosts weekly Shabbat gatherings, holiday lectures, and special events including cross-campus Shabbatons and retreats to foster community and spiritual engagement among students.

Offers pre-marriage counseling, private classes for brides and grooms, kashrut and Shabbat observance training, and ongoing retreats and shabbatons for married couples to strengthen relationships and Jewish home life. Supports a growing network of over 200 young couples.

Provides financial grants to Talmudic scholars in Israel to support advanced Talmud study and leadership development.

Operates a college-level religious institution in New York that provides advanced Talmudic studies for post-high school students.

Runs a study hall dedicated to religious education for post-high school students, focused on Talmudic scholarship.

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.