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Class of 2024
Ruby Borer is a BBG living in Sydney, Australia who has a dog named Marshmello.
Biography represents the author during their participation in BBYO.
In times like these, it becomes abundantly clear how important it is to truly define Zionism as to clearly draw a line between criticism and antisemitism.
In today’s world so many teenagers are feeling burnt out, feeling like the weight of the world is on our generation's shoulders. This is my satirical take on what it is like to be a teenager in today's world.
Recently, we are constantly being told about the political debates leading to protests across Israel about these so-called Israeli Judicial Reforms, but what are the reforms and what can we do about them?
After years of mentioning the idea, this Pesach I ran a feminist seder by looking at the seder through the females perspectives and with a modern twist. This is a rewind of the seder and guide on how you could run one yourself.
A short summary on how a six week trip around Israel has changed my life forever.
In just under a month, I will be embarking on the trip of a lifetime and experiencing the holy land for the first time. This article outlines the conflicting thoughts and feelings I have about traveling to this country.
After two and a half years of BBYO Australia as a whole coming together virtually, our two chapters, BBYO Sydney and BBYO Melbourne, accompanied by keen teens from other cities around Australia, were finally able to be together in person!
