There is nothing straightforward about a Jewish Journey to Poland...

18th -21st February 2010. The trip will be heavily subsidised, costing only £199. Please reserve your place before 18th December as the price will go up after that date in line with the cost of flights.

For age 18 - 25 - only 20 places available through application process.

'Polin' (Poland) seems to represent both the highest and the lowest points of Jewish experience. At its most positive, it is the story of a great community that produced wisdom, scholarship, spiritual insight and cultural creativity. At the same time, it is also a tale fraught with the memory of destruction and betrayal.

For contemporary Jews, Poland is a place whose complex web of memory is still both challenging and sometimes even inspiring.

This 'Jeneration Journey' to Poland will attempt to touch all of the extremes.

Jeremy Leigh is a Jewish lecturer who has been working in the field of Jewish travel for over twenty years.

He has developed programmes to many parts of the Jewish world for all ages and groups, as well as training other educators and guides. Jeremy is also a travel writer and author of various Jewish travel guides (including Poland, UK, Europe, Canada). His last book 'Jewish Journeys ' offers a cultural reflection on the meaning of journeys in Jewish tradition.
 
He was born in London but has been living in Jerusalem since the early 1990's.

To apply or for more information, call, email or Facebook Dan Rickman on 07734 364324, This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

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