Projects
The United Synagogue sponsors the following projects: United Synagogue Youth (USY), a youth group with chapters all over the United States and Canada.
The Solomon Schechter Day School Association, which provides leadership and services to approximately 50 Jewish day schools affiliated with the Conservative movement.
KOACH, the organization for Conservative Judaism on college campuses.
Project Reconnect. Project Reconnect seeks to reconnect alumni of USY, Atid, Koach, Nativ, the Conservative Yeshiva, Camp Ramah, the Solomon Schechter schools, the Leadership Training Fellowship, and other Conservative movement programs.
Project Reconnect's mission is to reinvolve, reinvigorate, and reconnect the very many Jewish adults who were touched by the Conservative movement's programs for teenagers, college students and young adults.
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