The fellowship supports Jewish high school students in exploring Jewish ethical ecology, building a spiritually connected and supportive community, nurturing self-reflection and personal growth, and developing intergenerational mentoring relationships. It helps participants grow as confident changemakers and understand the deep connection between Jewish heritage and responsibility for the well-being of all life on earth.

The fellowship is open to Jewish high school students from all affiliations. The program is coed, and Orthodox kashrut and Shabbat are observed. Designed for sophomores and juniors with strong interest in Jewish spirituality, environmental concern, Jewish learning and personal growth, the fellowship spans 18 months and brings together a thoughtful community of peers and teachers. Each participant is supported by a mentor from their school or synagogue. Fellows from across North America engage in:

• Monthly Jewish ecology seminars, discussion groups and mentoring meetings
• Three half-day skill-building workshops
• One weeklong summer retreat in California
• A six-month community impact project