Club Z is THE organization that leads with principle, moral clarity, and courage -to educate the next generation about miracle of Israel, justice of Zionism and connects Jewish teens to their ancestral Homeland.
– Riva Goz, Club Z Member
How Can I Get Involved?
Club Z Programs
Club Z programming offers a multi-faceted education on Israel, Jewish Identity, and Zionism by grounding modern-day headlines in centuries old history.
National Conference
Our annual conference in January— Zionism, A Love Story—brings together high school students from across the country for an unforgettable weekend of bonding, learning, debate, discovery, and skill-building. Teens hear from expert speakers and delve into interactive workshops that navigate the history and current events of the Middle East.
Alumni
Our programs for alumni continually engage our students after they graduate the Club Z Institute.
Report An Antisemitic Incident
When an antisemitic or anti-Israel incident happens at a teen’s high school, on our alumni’s college campuses, or beyond—we address it together. As proud Zionist leaders, we are ready to confront bigotry head-on.
Bay Area
We are so excited that you are interested in the Club Z program in the Bay Area.
Los Angeles
We are so excited that you are interested in the Club Z program in Los Angeles.
New York
We are so excited that you are interested in the Club Z program in Brooklyn, New York.
Give Back To Club Z
Together, we can guide Jewish teens in creating a path for their future, giving them the opportunities they need to grow into leaders and committed Jewish adults.
Become A Member
Membership is open to Jewish teens in 8-12 grades who expressed interest in learning about Jewish Identity, Israel and Zionism. Becoming a Club Z member means having a welcoming community of Jewish teens that embraces each individual, learns about Jewish connection to the Land of Israel through meaningful projects and gains valuable skills for the life ahead.
Shabbos Kestenbaum is a student activist and the lead plaintiff against Harvard University, alleging pervasive and systemic antisemitism. He is a regular contributor on national media, has testified in front of the United States Congress multiple times, and lectures internationally on Jewish communal issues.
Shahar Azani is a veteran Israeli diplomat, passionate advocate for Israel and a frequent contributor to various media outlets focusing on Israel, Jewish issues and the Middle East.
Rawan Osman is a Syrian-Lebanese/German activist advocating for peace with Israel. Rawan previously served on the executive committee at PeaceComms and as a speaker at SharakaNGO. Currently, she is studying Islamic and Jewish Studies at Heidelberg University and is the founder of ArabsAsk. Additionally, Osman serves as the Chairwoman of PostOctober7 e. V.
Colonel Richard Kemp was a British infantry commander who spent most of his life combating terrorism and insurgency in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Balkans and Northern Ireland, where he was wounded in a terrorist attack. His name appeared on an Al Qaida kill list in 2013.
Dalia Ziada is an Egyptian award-winning writer, peace activist, and political analyst specializing in governance, geopolitics, and defense policy in the Middle East and the Eastern Mediterranean. She has been globally recognized for her leading role as a civil rights activist in the Arab Spring revolutions of 2010-2011 and for her uncommon stance as an Arab Muslim intellectual in support of Israel’s war against Hamas in 2023.