Trends and emerging topics on recruitment, propaganda and radicalization in a closed course for experts and national referents, organized by OAS and CICTE (Inter-American Committee against Terrorism).

A program for members of Government organizations and civil society, declared to be of special interest by Universidad de Buenos Aires.

A postgraduate program for community leaders, seminary students and theologians, organized jointly with Universidad Catolica Argentina.

For officials working in prevention and safety, NGO representatives and academics, sponsored by Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora.

Regional Workshop for public policy makers, teacher trainers and educators, jointly organized with UNESCO.

The Legal Strategies for Preventing Anti-Semitism course, offered by the Latin American Jewish Congress together with AFFUN, aims to train officials and prosecutors nationwide to achieve a better understanding of the phenomenon of anti-Semitism and analyze its possible approaches in depth.

The space for training and mentoring the future leadership of Latin American communities.

The Latin American Jewish Congress, together with the National University of La Plata, launch enrollment for the virtual course: “Anti-Semitism, Evolution and Current Impact”.

The course, led by Dr. Daniel Kersffeld, will address the study of some of the main characteristics of contemporary anti-Semitism over the last three years.

Format: Virtual
Duration: Four virtual sessions.
Begins Tuesday, August 11.

A training space for the future leadership of Latin American Jewish communities, through master classes taught by prominent international leaders and hands-on experience in public relations and project management in each city. The 2026 edition seeks to build a regional network of young leaders trained to represent their communities in international diplomatic forums and meetings, and to build the connections the future demands.

Participant profile: young people from Latin America with leadership skills interested in acquiring knowledge and tools in public diplomacy for leading and managing their communities/organizations.

Trends and emerging topics on recruitment, propaganda and radicalization in a closed course for experts and national referents, organized by OAS and CICTE (Inter-American Committee against Terrorism).

A program for members of Government organizations and civil society, declared to be of special interest by Universidad de Buenos Aires.

Quality tools for Argentine Jewish community referents, co-organized with AMIA.

For officials working in prevention and safety, NGO representatives and academics, sponsored by Universidad Nacional de Lomas de Zamora.

Regional Workshop for public policy makers, teacher trainers and educators, jointly organized with UNESCO.

Lecturers: experts from Tel Aviv University Moshe Dayan Center, for global opinion leaders.

The Legal Strategies for Preventing Anti-Semitism course, offered by the Latin American Jewish Congress together with AFFUN, aims to train officials and prosecutors nationwide to achieve a better understanding of the phenomenon of anti-Semitism and analyze its possible approaches in depth.

The space for training and mentoring the future leadership of Latin American communities.

A postgraduate program for community leaders, seminary students and theologians, organized jointly with Universidad Catolica Argentina.

The Latin American Jewish Congress, together with the National University of La Plata, launch enrollment for the virtual course: “Anti-Semitism, Evolution and Current Impact”.

The course, led by Dr. Daniel Kersffeld, will address the study of some of the main characteristics of contemporary anti-Semitism over the last three years.

Format: Virtual
Duration: Four virtual sessions.
Begins Tuesday, August 11.

A training space for the future leadership of Latin American Jewish communities, through master classes taught by prominent international leaders and hands-on experience in public relations and project management in each city. The 2026 edition seeks to build a regional network of young leaders trained to represent their communities in international diplomatic forums and meetings, and to build the connections the future demands.

Participant profile: young people from Latin America with leadership skills interested in acquiring knowledge and tools in public diplomacy for leading and managing their communities/organizations.