JWI’s Young Women’s Impact Network (YWIN), funded in part by the Sondra D. Bender Community Leadership Institute, brings together Jewish professional women in their 20s and 30s across the U.S. and Israel to:
Grow as leaders in their workplaces with empowering professional development programs
Form supportive peer-led communities and develop life-long friendships
Enrich their personal lives with mentorship opportunities, social gatherings, philanthropic initiatives, and so much more.
Join us at these upcoming YWIN events:
Questions? Don’t want to go alone? Email Rachel Levin.
P.S. We have YWINs in tons of cities across the U.S. and Israel, so be sure to check the location before signing up.
P.P.S. Don’t have a YWIN near you, but want one? We’re always looking for volunteers to bring YWINs to their city! Email us for more info.
YWIN in the U.S.
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YWIN in Israel
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What is an “ambassador city”?
For young professional women who want to make an impact in a city without an established network, the YWIN Ambassadors Program offers an opportunity to host programs for women in their 20s and 30s centered around personal growth, economic empowerment, healthy relationships, and more wherever you are.
JWI’s Young Women’s Impact Network brings together thousands of Jewish professional women in their 20s and 30s to grow as leaders in their workplaces, their communities and their personal lives. This peer-led program began as a single network in Washington, D.C. in 2013, and has since expanded to New York City (2015), Denver (2016), Los Angeles (2017), Chicago (2018), San Francisco (2019), Tel Aviv (2020), San Diego (2021), Boston (2022), and Seattle (2023) – with more cities coming soon!
YWIN is peer-led, providing opportunities to build leadership through programmatic and board leadership opportunities. Each community holds monthly events and workshops ranging from professional development seminars, financial literacy and civic engagement workshops, modern Jewish experiences, philanthropic initiatives, mentorship programs, fitness and social gatherings, and more. Plus, each year a Women’s Leadership Conference is held in Washington, D.C., bringing together the young women for a day of workshops, networking, and mentoring events.
The project connects YWIN participants to a vibrant intergenerational community and shows how Jewish women are each other’s best resources. Highly accomplished Jewish women lead programs and share personal and professional advice. This aspect of the project builds connectedness and identification with other Jewish women and offers a safe space to ask tough questions, learn from and grow with each other.
JWI’s YWIN welcomes, embraces, affirms, and invests in women of every race, culture, gender identity, sexual orientation, and ability.
For questions, email Rachel Levin.
The Young Women’s Impact Network is supported in part by
Some Network events are presented in partnership with:
