Tag: courage to care

Against a backdrop of rising antisemitism in Australia, including schools and universities, Courage to Care NSW held its annual...

Eighty members and guests attended the B'nai B'rith Australia/New Zealand Triennial Convention in Canberra. They outlined the organisation’s strategic roadmap...

Sabrina Chakman has been appointed as the new B’nai B’rith Chair of Courage to Care Victoria Inc. Chakman, known as...

Courage to Care Victoria was again honoured to support Alkira Secondary College’s annual Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony. It was held this...

In the face of escalating hate speech and discrimination, Courage to Care aims to educate and empower an additional...

The ERDI Foundation recently recommitted support to Courage to Care for the next three years with a significant investment...

Ernie Friedlander continues his stellar work within the NSW Jewish community and other ethnic groups. Now, he has been...

Melbourne's Courage to Care is reaching schools across Victoria to increase awareness of the outcome of antisemitism. With the growing...

Walt Secord told a Courage to Care event  how strongly the impact of a ‘living witnesses’ of the Holocaust...

Courage to Care NSW held a gala Fundraising Lunch at Sydney's QVB Tea Rooms yesterday.   The sold-out event attracted Peter and...

Courage to Care (NSW) has announced that Kathy Sharp has become its new Chairperson. She has had a long involvement...

Courage to Care brings important messages to Victorians, in particular, secondary school students, through a free travelling program and interactive multimedia exhibition. Next stop Warragul.

Students of Taminmin College in Humpty Doo, Darwin were the fortunate beneficiaries of an unexpected visit by a B’nai B’rith Courage to Care Victoria program team.

Thanks to a generous grant from the ORAH Project, Courage to Care has launched a program targeted at Jewish children and youth leaders in our community aiming  to empower the future generation of youth to become ‘upstanders’ not ‘bystanders’ as well as attempting to make a difference whenever possible in the world. 

Ballarat, home to the mainland's oldest synagogue, will host Courage to Care's travelling Educational Program and Exhibition later this month.