Teen Programs

Join 4Front for a Teen Service Pop-up to volunteer at Friendship Circle’s Community Chanukkah Party! Friendship Circle of Baltimore is an organization devoted to the special needs community. At the event, teens will have the opportunity to be partnered with a new friend to enjoy the party with or assist with running a booth or activity. Volunteers will receive 2 community service hours.

Jewish Student Union presents Latte and Learning

Free Starbucks with a great discussion! Monday nights 7-8pm

For more information contact Mordi Spero at 443-248-0634 or email [email protected]

The JCC Maccabi Games will be held in Houston, Texas on August 4-9

Open to Jewish athletes who are between the ages of 12-16 as of July 31, 2024 and fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and all other age-appropriate vaccines. Please see the Vaccination Policy. All participants must try out for a team sport or individual sport and be accepted into the program.

Prior to tryouts or if you are interested in the program, please complete this brief intake form.

Boys Baseball
Nov. 19 and Dec. 3, 12:00pm
Pikesville High School Baseball Field

Questions? Contact Rebecca Chinsky.

Learn more about the JCC Maccabi Games.

The JCC Maccabi Games will be held in Houston, Texas on August 4-9

Open to Jewish athletes who are between the ages of 12-16 as of July 31, 2024 and fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and all other age-appropriate vaccines. Please see the Vaccination Policy. All participants must try out for a team sport or individual sport and be accepted into the program.

Prior to tryouts or if you are interested in the program, please complete this brief intake form.

Girls Volleyball
Nov 19 and Dec. 10, 2:00-4:00pm
Beth Tfiloh Zimmerman Gym

Questions? Contact Rebecca Chinsky.

Learn more about the JCC Maccabi Games.

Monday, December 11 | 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
The Jewish Library of Baltimore
5708 Park Heights Ave. 21215
(2nd Floor of the JCC)

Calling all teens to join us for an inspirational evening with author Liza Wiemer.

Wiemer’s book, “The Assignment,” is based on a real incident which occurred in Oswego in 2017. A high school teacher instructs students to argue for the Final Solution, a euphemism used to describe the Nazi plan for the genocide of the Jewish people. Two upstanders in the class speak out against this assignment and are met with conflict and struggle. The book discusses themes of antisemitism, discrimination, the rise of hate groups, as well as the role of media and institutions.

Moderated by a 4Front teen board member of the Jewish Library of Baltimore, Wiemer joins us to speak about themes of allyship, upstanders, and helping students speak up against injustice and hate.

The event will begin with a teen-led Chanukkah candle lighting and will include delicious Chanukkah treats.  We’ll have delicious sufganiyot (donuts) and latkes for all teens.

Teens do not need to have read The Assignment to attend this event. 

In partnership with Jewish Library of Baltimore, 4Front, Baltimore Jewish Council, NCSY/JSU, and BBYO

Winter Session: Lobbying 101

Our 2024 winter session will focus on creating change through lobbying. Participants will develop their speaking and presentation skills while learning about different issues. You will also learn about how government works and the different aspects of local vs state and federal governance. Finally, the session will culminate with an opportunity to actually lobby your representatives!

Workshops:
Monday Nights + Advocacy Day in Annapolis

Jan 8th – Feb 26th