(This event has been Canceled. Stay tuned for rescheduling). Join Adamah NY for a Cheshvan nature walk at Sands Point Preserve. We’ll explore the wooded area, find stillness, and connect in community.
Upcoming Events
Adamah NY B’Mitzvah Cohort: Manhattan
The Adamah NY B’Mitzvah Cohorts offer a pathway for students from all backgrounds to mark their B’Mitzvah with environmental action. Apply to join our Manhattan Cohort in Fall 2026 or our Brooklyn Cohort in Spring 2027.
Plug Into the Future: EV Charging for Jewish Institutions
As New York accelerates its transition to electric transportation, expanding access to reliable EV charging will be critical for communities and institutions across the state. Join this Adamah NY Webinar to explore available programs and incentives.
Flavors of the World Festival with Queens County Farm Museum
Visit the Adamah NY table at the Flavors of the World Festival with Queens County Farm Museum Sunday, October 18, 10am-5pm. Adamah NY is excited to represent Jewish culture, farming traditions, foodways, and heritage with samples of our sauerkraut from our Adamah Farm Fellowship!
Get Out the Vote with Adamah and NCJW!
Join Adamah Youth Movement’s NYC Voter Registration Drive on Oct 18! Come for pizza, presentations from peers, and voter registration. AYM and NJCW’s Youth Group are partnering.
Roots and Resilience: Adamah NY Environmental Journey to Israel
An opportunity for NY-based Jewish Climate Professionals: 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.
Street Tree Care in the Bronx
Join us for our second annual Bronx Street Tree Care in collaboration with Big Reuse and the Decatur Block Association on November 15. We’ll check up on the trees we tended to last October, clean, weed, mulch and aerate them so they can continue to thrive.
Adamah NY B’Mitzvah Cohort: Brooklyn
The Adamah NY B’Mitzvah Cohort offers a pathway for students from all Jewish backgrounds to mark their B’Mitzvah with environmental action.









































