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Chabad on Campus is the meeting place where young adults from the Netherlands’ Jewish community meet, relationships develop and friendships for life are formed.

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What is Chabad on Campus?

Chabad on Campus at the Zuidas in Amsterdam offers you a home away from home, whether you are non-practicing, somewhat observant or completely traditionally Jewish.

Everyone is welcome to visit us. Students, young professionals and expats know where to find us. You are also welcome to come and have a look. Whether you're looking for a sympathetic ear, simply need a place to relax, or want to broaden your religious knowledge, our door is always open for you.

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Upcoming activities

Chabad on Campus is buzzing with energy! In addition to synagogue services and our cozy Shabbat dinners, Jewish holidays also receive the attention they deserve. Chabad on Campus has a lot to offer in the social and cultural field as well. Consider meetings in the field of career coaching, Jewish lessons for children, or Ivrit lessons. Young or slightly older, there are worthwhile activities for everyone.

Jewish Learning Circle – Hanukkah, history and Halakha (laws) – part 2

Jewish Learning Circle, a place for discussion and dialogue on socially relevant topics related to Judaism!

Chanukah Shabbat Dinner – Dec 8 – Jewish Students and Young Professionals

Public Hanukkah Lighting – Dec 11

A grand celebration of Hanukkah, the festival of lights, together with other Jewish students, young professionals and people of all ages.

Chanukah Girls Night Out – Dec 13

A special night out for all Jewish girls studying or at the start of your careers to celebrate the feast of light.

Shabbat Dinner – Dec 15 – Jewish Students and Young Professionals

Shabbat Dinner – Dec 22 – Jewish Students and Young Professionals

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Camouflage Mezuzah – Safe, discrete and kosher

People have contacted us expressing their desire to hang a mezuzah, but they were concerned about its visibility. For this reason, we are placing a new order of Camouflage Mezuzahs.

‘You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’ – what’s the catch?

When Magali’s room mate was looking for a movie and suddenly laughed and uttered “You are so not invited to my Bat Mitzvah”, Magali was intrigued.

Spotlight: Hanna – Instant love for Amsterdam, but in future she wants to return to Hungary. #37

Hanna (21) was born in Budapest, Hungary and comes from a traditional Jewish family. She studied International Relations and now returned to Amsterdam for a Master’s degree in Business Administration at the VU.

In the spotlight: Daniel 400 years of Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage continues, we must always stand with Israel #36

Daniel (36) was born in Amsterdam and comes from a long line of Amsterdam Jews. He studied History at the VU and has since been working in Software Sales. What drives him? And how does he see his future?

300 Students and Jewish Young Professionals Celebrate Passover Seder with Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam

Fun Purim Festivities at Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam Bring Together 150 Jewish Students and Young Professionals

Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam brought together 150 Jewish students and young professionals for a lively Purim event featuring kosher food, mocktails, klezmer music, and the reading of the Megillah, allowing attendees to network and celebrate the holiday.

"De cultuur, identiteit en achtergrond van de studenten die deelnemen aan de activiteiten van Chabad on Campus is zo divers dat het voor mij vooral een plek is om kennis te vergaren over mijn eigen identiteit en hoe ik er wel of niet en op welke wijze invulling aan zou willen geven."

"Voor mij betekent Chabad on Campus een omgeving waar ik Joodse feestdagen kan vieren met leeftijdsgenoten, maar ook de rust kan vinden om mij voor te bereiden op mijn tentamens".

"Door deelname aan de "Sinai Scholars" cursus ben ik in staat geweest om mijn Joodse identiteit een plek te geven in mijn leven".

Donations

Chabad on Campus is made possible by donations from institutions and individuals. Your gift helps us to support the future of the Jewish community in the Netherlands. Thank you very much!

Stichting Chabad on Campus has an ANBI status, which means that donations are tax deductible in most cases.

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The most admirable Jewish community

What is Chabad on Campus?

Upcoming activities

Jewish Learning Circle – Hanukkah, history and Halakha (laws) – part 2

Chanukah Shabbat Dinner – Dec 8 – Jewish Students and Young Professionals

Public Hanukkah Lighting – Dec 11

Chanukah Girls Night Out – Dec 13

Shabbat Dinner – Dec 15 – Jewish Students and Young Professionals

Shabbat Dinner – Dec 22 – Jewish Students and Young Professionals

Blogs by ourcommunity

Camouflage Mezuzah – Safe, discrete and kosher

‘You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah’ – what’s the catch?

Spotlight: Hanna – Instant love for Amsterdam, but in future she wants to return to Hungary. #37

In the spotlight: Daniel 400 years of Amsterdam’s Jewish heritage continues, we must always stand with Israel #36

300 Students and Jewish Young Professionals Celebrate Passover Seder with Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam

Fun Purim Festivities at Chabad on Campus in Amsterdam Bring Together 150 Jewish Students and Young Professionals

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