Achvat Amim, meaning 'Solidarity of Nations' in Hebrew, is a unique movement-building project that directly engages with the reality of the Israeli-Palestinian region through grassroots human rights work and critical education, based on the core value of self-determination for all peoples. Rooted in Jewish values and a desire for a more just world, Achvat Amim offers young activists a way to find their place in the movement for peace, freedom, and equality alongside Israelis and Palestinians.

 Solidarity Immersive​
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(3 Months Full time)​​

SPRING 2026 ​:
Feb 9 - May 11
​FALL 2026:
Sept 2 - Dec 2​​​

Participants live communally in the heart of Jerusalem, build and take part in a critical and democratic learning process, volunteer with prominent human rights organizations, learn Hebrew and Arabic, and engage in spiritual learning. Learn More About the 3-Month Immersive. ​​

Winter Solidarity Visit
​(3 Weeks, Full time)​

WINTER 2025: 
Dec 18 - Jan 6
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A collaboration between Rabbis for Human Rights and Solidarity of Nations – Achvat Amim: this transformative 3-week program combines immersive education and volunteer work focused on supporting communities in the West Bank amid increased displacement due to state and settler violence. Learn More About the Winter Solidarity Visit ​

Weekly Justice Fellowship
​(3 Months, weekly + 2 trips)​

​SPRING 2026 ​:
Feb 15 - May 10
​FALL 2026 ​:
Sept 9 - Dec 2

Part time programming -- Fellows living in the region participate in a weekly learning program to explore history, identity, politics, economics, spirituality, and the interconnections between them. In addition to weekly learning days, fellows participate in sustained volunteer and solidarity work with our Israeli and Palestinian partners. 
​Learn More About the Justice Fellowship.​​​

Summer Solidarity Cohort​
​(6 Weeks, Full time)​

SUMMER 2026:
July 1 - August 9
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Spend five weeks of your summer on the ground working directly with Palestinians and Israelis in the movement for justice and liberation. Participants will join a dynamic learning community in which we will explore and shape Jewish culture, identity, and activism as well as gain critical frameworks for understanding power, change-making, and movement-building. 
Learn More About the Summer Solidarity Cohort.