Each month B’nai B’rith Ramblers offers up to 3 bushwalks – two on Sundays at ‘medium’ and ‘hard’ levels, usually within within 1 to 1½ hours’ drive from Melbourne, and one mid-week one within the metro area. The walks are offered to members, friends and visitors who enjoy the environment and physical exercise. See bbramblers.org.au for more information. Read more…

Proposed Israel Studies Seminar – “Israel Uncovered” Peel back the layers to explore every inch of Israel in our dynamic seminar with Erez Feinberg, Hebrew Language & Israeli Culture Chair of Zionism Victoria. Packed with insights and information, each session will delve into Israel’s rich history, archaeology, geography and flavours. Erez will take you on a journey to find out Read more…

Motivated by Jewish tradition, our mission is to harness the capabilities and creativity of the Australian Jewish community to accelerate the transition to a zero-emissions world. JCN delivers programs, education, resources and tools in broad areas including zero-emissions community projects, zero emissions-aligned investments, climate-focused philanthropy and more. Web: https://www.jcn.org.au/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/JewishCN Insta: https://www.instagram.com/jewishclimatenetwork/ Read more…

JNFuture is the gateway for the next generation of active Jewish leadership. As a division of JNF Australia, JNFuture aims to engage, energise, and empower young adults who are committed to Zionism, environmentalism, volunteerism, and community development for the Land of Israel. JNFuture provides a forum for young adults to express their support for Israel through a series of educational, Read more…

Got something you want to get rid of, but you don’t just want it to go to landfill? Check out https://www.jeco.org.au/reuse-repurpose-recycle/ for ideas of where things can be taken to be reused, repurposed or recycled. – everything from clothing, books and bikes, to cars, spectacles, computers (any vintage!) and much, much more. Read more…

Run by volunteers on the second Sunday of each month (except January) from 2-5pm, you can bring along your things that need fixing or mending. Volunteer fixers and menders offer their time and skills to help make possible repairs free of charge. People visiting the Repair Cafe bring broken or damaged items from home – toasters, lamps, hair dryers, clothes, Read more…