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A heritage journey through Jewish Poland: history, memory and renewal.
Jewish college students ready for a meaningful and emotionally significant journey.
A group trip during winter or spring break, led by Chabad on Campus educators.
Varies by season and is typically subsidized. Your Chabad House will share current details.
Living Links is a Chabad on Campus trip that explores the long Jewish history of Poland, the darkness of the Holocaust and the reemergence of Jewish life today.
Students walk through the towns and synagogues where Jewish life flourished for centuries, stand at the sites of the Holocaust, and meet the people rebuilding Jewish communities in Poland now. It is a trip about the past that leaves students thinking hard about their own future.
Learning about the Holocaust in a classroom is different from standing where it happened with people you trust. Living Links gives students the history, the space to process it together, and a hopeful ending: Jewish life continues, and they are part of it.
Living Links groups travel in both winter and spring seasons. Florida students register through their own Chabad House, which can share dates, costs and what to expect.
Contact your campus Chabad House. Florida students register through their local center, which enrolls them in an upcoming Living Links group.
No. The trip covers centuries of Jewish life in Poland, the Holocaust, and the renewal of Jewish community there today.
Travel & Israel A free trip to Israel with your campus Chabad, and ways to go back and go deeper.
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