Participants on a Masa gap year program.
A NEW initiative by the Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA) in partnership with the United Israel Appeal (UIA) will offer subsidies of up to $10,000 for graduates to participate in long-term Masa Israel programs.
IsraelGo will offer subsidies of $5000 for four to six month programs or up to $10,000 for programs longer than six months.
ZFA CEO Ginette Searle told
The AJN that it was important for the ZFA to be part of an “innovative solution”, while UIA Australia president Lance Rosenberg concurred.
“Israel Go will ensure the next generation of Australian Jewish school leavers are connected, inspired and ready to make their mark as proud Jews and Zionists,” he said.
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Published July 19, 2021 at 3:00 PM CDT Listen • 16:15 The Factory
At 52,000 square feet, the brand-new Factory is a flexible entertainment space with an industrial vibe.
This weekend, the St. Louis music scene welcomes a brand-new venue and it’s a big one:
Able to accommodate up to 3,000 guests, it’s set to do just that Friday evening with its sold-out, grand-opening Deadmau5 show. After so many months of few in-person events, the venue’s debut feels especially exciting to Brian Carp, the Factory’s chief operating officer.
“I have been working on this project for just under three years,” he told
St. Louis on the Air. “So to see it come to fruition, to see people inside the building and enjoying live music again, has really been very satisfying. And I’m grateful to be a part of the team that is helping to bring an additional opportunity to see live music to the St. Louis area.”