Miranda David, a campus leader from Boston University, shares why going to Israel helped her find an amazing group of people she calls family.

Erick Cohen, a National Student Board member from The George Washington University, highlights an important story from the bible that shows us the importance of processing narratives.

When Jackie participated on Israel Uncovered, she realized that people of different backgrounds found their own unique connection to the country. It was through that realization that she began to appreciate Israel in a whole new light.

Jasmine Baker, a student at Cal State Long Beach, highlights her experience at the 2019 Southern California Interfaith Summit.

Katie Glickman, a National Student Board member from Queens College, used to wonder if her Israel advocacy could translate to her career interests. That’s when she finally realized the importance of processing.

Alec Milner, a student at Johns Hopkins University, describes why Israel Uncovered deepened his connection to the country he loves.

Annmarie Gajdos, a National Student Board member from Baruch College, never expected Israel to be such an important part of her college career. Traveling to Israel with The David Project helped her realize the power of bridge building and bringing communities together.

Wendy Salto, a campus leader from Trinity College, writes that the memory of her grandmother reconnected her with her faith on Israel Uncovered.

National Student Board co-Chair, Delaney Kahlert, writes that getting involved with The David Project left a lasting impact on her college career.