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Zentralrat der Juden In Deutschland K.d.ö.R.
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationDemocracy & Public GoodsSocial Services
Impact2Sustainability Goals
LocationBerlin
About Zentralrat der Juden In Deutschland K.d.ö.R.
The Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland (Central Council of Jews in Germany) serves as the primary representative body for Jewish communities and organizations across the country. Established in 1950, the organization represents the religious, cultural, and social interests of Jews living in Germany while acting as a key interlocutor with the federal government. Through a network of 23 state associations and 105 local communities, it promotes Jewish life, combats antisemitism, and fosters interfaith dialogue.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Protecting democratic values and dialogue
The organization actively campaigns against antisemitism and promotes societal cohesion and interreligious dialogue across Germany through its advocacy work.
Reduced Inequalities
Fostering social inclusion and participation
Through the Central Welfare Board, the organization provides essential support services that facilitate the social and cultural integration of Jewish community members into German society.
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FAQs
Q1Where can interested applicants find open positions?
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The organization lists current career opportunities on its dedicated job portal at https://jobportal.zrdj.de/jobportal/.
Q2What is the primary mission of the Zentralrat der Juden in Deutschland?
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The organization serves as the primary representative body for Jewish communities in Germany, acting as an interlocutor between the Jewish community and the German government. Its core mission includes promoting Jewish life, combating antisemitism, and fostering interfaith and societal dialogue.
Q3How is the organization structured?
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The Zentralrat oversees an extensive network comprising 23 state associations and 105 local communities. It also manages the Central Welfare Board of Jews in Germany (ZWST), which provides essential social services to community members.
