To mark the end of JDAIM 2026, we are pleased to share reflections from NRC’s 2025–2026 parent and Tikvah alumni initiatives.
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The Ramah College Network Shabbaton brought 35 college Ramahniks to Congregation Agudas Achim in Columbus, Ohio for a weekend of celebration, study, and togetherness.
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The National Ramah Commission (NRC) is proud to share our Strategic Plan for 2026–2030, a blueprint designed to ensure that the Ramah Movement meets the challenges of today and tomorrow.
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Weinstein 2026 reminded us that the Ramah spirit shines brightly even when the path gets muddy. We are heading home with a clearer vision and a deeper commitment to our chanichim (campers). We’re ready to lead, rain or shine, for Kayitz 2026.
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At camp, core Jewish memories are imprinted so that Ramahniks may live with wonder and gratitude, courage and responsibility.
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Walking through the familiar yet transformed grounds stirred a rush of memories from my formative years. What struck me most, however, wasn’t nostalgia, but the vibrant continuity of the Ramah ruach (spirit)—an evolving yet enduring expression of the values that have defined Ramah for generations.
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As we drove up the mountainous road to Ramah in the Rockies, leaving urban civilization and cell phone service behind, I felt a sense of relief. While the air was getting thinner, the temptation (and ability) to constantly check the news slipped away.
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It is poignant to end my summer journey in Israel. I am exceptionally proud that this summer, we said YES. As soon as Israel opened its gates, so did we. In doing so, we fulfilled our mission of creating enduring connections with the land and the people.. A collective kol ha’kavod to everyone who made that happen.
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Something is happening all around us. A reawakening to the power of adding the holiness of Judaism into our lives; not at the periphery, but at the center; and the young people I talked to are leading the way.
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