Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture

Nahum goldmann fellowship is a special program aimed at nurturing a new generation of Jewish communal leadership across the world. The program provides an intensive experience of Jewish learning, living and leadership for young men and women from around the world between the ages of 25-40 who show serious interest in Jewish Culture and demonstrate a potential for individual growth and communal leadership.fellowship program: awarded to individuals with the assistance of scholarly bodies to enable them to pursue independent work in Jewish Culture and scholarship broadly defined. The organization has awarded approximately 26 grants for the year ending 9/30/23.doctoral scholarship program: awarded with the assistance of scholarly bodies to help individuals train for careers in Jewish scholarship and research in the Jewish community. The organization has awarded approximately 15 grants for the year ending 9/30/23.advanced torah fellows: individuals receive financial support towards research, preparation, and publication of a paper or book that demonstrates significant scholarship and the capacity to connect torah to current social and cultual issues. Approximately 5 grants for the year ending 9/30/23.