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Alternative Breaks take groups of students out of their everyday surroundings and places them in new environments to engage in community service and experiential learning. As part of short-term service projects, participants are challenged to see and understand difficult social issues such as poverty, literacy, and natural disasters and to explore questions of Judaism and social responsibility.
Hillel at Binghamton has hosted Alternative Breaks to New Orleans, LA to help with rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina, to West Virginia to help Americans surrounded by some of the worst poverty in our country and to Eastern Europe to help Jewish communities there.
New Orleans Alternative Break
January 3-10, 2010
$150 + airfare
To read Blogs of Previous trips, click HERE
To see pictures of the 2009 New Orleans trip, click HERE