An opportunity for NY-based Jewish Climate and Sustainability Professionals
Adamah NY is thrilled to announce a second fully funded, weeklong trip to Israel in November 2026!
Applications are now closed.

Adamah NY is thrilled to announce a second fully funded, weeklong trip to Israel in November 2026!
Applications are now closed.

NY-based experts and practitioners in the climate and sustainability fields—from business to nonprofits to government—are invited to apply for this exciting opportunity!This tour offers an immersive introduction to Israel’s social, political, religious, and geostrategic complexities, with a focused exploration of its environmental challenges and innovative solutions. Participants will engage with leading Israeli and Palestinian scientists, activists, entrepreneurs, and policymakers in the climate and sustainability fields, providing a comprehensive understanding of Israel’s approach to these critical issues.
NY-based Jewish environmentalists and professionals working in climate and sustainability across sectors—including nonprofits, business, government, higher education, Jewish education, and more. If you’re unsure whether you fit the criteria, please reach out!
This tour will deepen participants’ understanding of Israel’s internal and external socio-political dynamics, its pioneering environmental strategies, and the potential lessons applicable to New York as it navigates rapid development, population growth, and the challenges of climate mitigation and adaptation.
Read about the 2025 Roots and Resilience Journey to Israel or view the full itinerary.
While the full itinerary is still being finalized, the program promises a fast-paced, enriching week packed with visits, meetings, and meaningful experiences. The group will explore major strategic, holy, natural, and cultural sites, including West and East Jerusalem, the Jordan Rift Valley and Dead Sea region, Arad, North and West Negev Desert (featuring a visit to a sustainable Bedouin community), Jaffa, and Tel Aviv.
We will also visit the Nova Festival site and key locations related to the October 7th massacre.
Shabbat will be spent in Tel Aviv.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, and spots are expected to fill quickly. Be prepared to include a short bio (up to 250 words) and headshot, no later than January 25th. Acceptance letters will be sent by Feb 1st.
The tour in Israel is free and fully funded by Adamah NY thanks to the generous support of UJA Federation of NY and private donations. It will be covering travel within Israel, kosher meals, site visits, double-occupancy accommodations, and medical insurance.
