The document discusses engaging teens in activism and tikkun olam (repairing the world). It defines activism and tikkun olam, provides tips for social action projects, and suggests ways to motivate teens through their interests in media, causes, and hands-on experiences. Community service fairs, role models, and encouragement are recommended to inspire teens to address social issues and perform mitzvoth (good deeds) through chesed (kindness), tzedakah (charity), and tikkun olam.

1. Engaging Teens in Activism & Tikkun Olam Presented By: Shiri Bernstein Marketing & Outreach Coordinator Areyvut

5. What does Wiki Say? Among many, tikkun olam has taken on political, as well as religious, significance. It is often used as a synonym for social action or social justice, with the implication that we should work toward the development of a fair and equal society with the same zeal with which their ancestors may have followed Jewish religious law.

8. Now, how exactly are you supposed to engage & motivate your teens in activism & tikkun olam ?

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16. So, now that we know what our teens are interested in, where do we go from here?