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New York
Pursue is winding down, and we’re going to celebrate! We’re throwing a shindig to acknowledge the networks, communities, programs and individuals that have made up Pursue for the last 6 years in New York.
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by Pursue on September 12, 2012

On Wednesday, August 1st, Pursue held the final installment of its quarterly networking series, Meet the Change, and featured an opportunity to get to know the most skilled, innovative and thoughtful change makers yet: the Pursue community! (Photos by Naomi Ellenson.)
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Get the low-down on Pursue NYC
New York is the city that never sleeps, and you would be up all night too if you thought about all the activities Pursue community members engage in, day and night. The NY community is especially dedicated to making sure the Big Apple is a local and sustainable one, while its members work on issues ranging from education to immigration.
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To keep up to date on what's happening in the New York, join the listserv by dropping your email address in the box at the upper right corner of this page.
Get Connected
Contact the NY City Team at nycityteam@pursueaction.org. Audrey, Chanel and the City Team love to meet up with anyone interested in Judaism, social justice and service in New York. To read their letter of introduction, click here.
2012 NY City Team:
Bekah Dickstein
Shulie Eisen
Emily Hoffman
Jodie Honigman
Justin Lerner
Dana Levy
Andrew Rosenthal
For complete bios, click here.
Local Friends
Pursue builds the network by celebrating and learning with the following organizations:
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Jewish change-makers are inspired, motivated and fiercely smart. Jewish values urge us to question injustice, act, and take collective responsibility. Pursue sparks and sustains social change by channeling the unlimited passion and potential of Jewish change-makers in their 20s and 30s into action for a more just world. Copyright 2010
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