F205J è il nuovo gruppo che identifica i ragazzi della Comunità Ebraica di Milano. L'evoluzione è avvenuta perché le esigenze dei ragazzi sono cambiate così come alcune dinamiche comunitarie . F205J is the new group representing the young people of the Jewish Community of Milan. It is an evolution of the former EFES2 group. This evolution reflects the changing needs of young people, as well as shifts in certain community dynamics, which have allowed us to adapt the way we communicate and to support young people not only during their school years but also as young adults between the ages of 18 and 30. F205J - About Daniel ILAN F205J A new energy comes into play for the Youth Department. Building our new future The idea originated with Daniel Saada, one of the two organisers, following his sabbatical year in London, where he had the opportunity to attend various youth events. He then decided to organise a Shabbaton for Jewish young people aged between 18 and 35 who are connected to the Jewish Community of Milan. He was fortunate to meet the Secretary General, Alfonso Sassun, who offered his full support. Together, they set the date and location for the first Shabbaton, organising a Shabbat dinner in the Segre Hall of the Italian Rite Synagogue at the Jewish School, on 16 September 2022. Daniel quickly realised that, for the Shabbaton to be a success, an extra pair of hands was needed, and this is when Ilan Cohen joined the team. More than 90 people took part in the Shabbaton—an outstanding success for a first event organised with little publicity. This event became a milestone, and energised by its success, Ilan and Daniel decided to think bigger. They involved Ilan Boni, the then Councillor for Youth, who expressed his enthusiasm and encouraged them to move forward. This is how F205J was born—an added boost for the Youth Department of the Jewish Community of Milan. No time was wasted, and work began immediately on organising the first official event of the Youth Department, scheduled to take place during Sukkot, the Festival of Booths. The first step was to book the sukkah of the Jewish School of Milan, and on 14 October 2022 promotion of the event began. The initiative was met with widespread enthusiasm and attracted a significant number of participants. The success was made possible thanks to the strong support of the entire Community and the help of three young volunteers: Yosef Sassun, Leo Sassun and Gavriel Airppol Events - Coming Soon Gallery A Fun Fact F205 represents the tax code of the Municipality of Milan, while the “J” stands for Jewish. We are very pleased with what has been created, and in order to actively build our success, the long-term project NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT There are many new initiatives on the way that can only become reality with the support of all young people who, with intelligence, enthusiasm and passion, are willing to carry forward these many gatherings and activities. STAY IN TUNE GET INVOLVED Events

La nostra rete Più estesa è la rete di volontari e più solida e nel contempo solidale la rete con tutti gli altri Enti che si occupano di assistenza e supporto alle persone, più facile è individuare e catturare la empatia con chi è in difficoltà e la sua fiducia ed intervenire in modo efficace . Our Network Via Sally Mayer 4-6 | Milano +39 02 48 31 10 229/261 + 39 393 8490240 servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it Servizi Sociali Via Sally Mayer 4-6 | 20146 Milano The Volunteer Network and the Solidarity Network with Other Organisations The broader the network of volunteers and the stronger and more supportive the network with all other organisations involved in assistance and support for individuals, the easier it is to build empathy with those in need, earn their trust, and intervene effectively. Would you like to become part of our network? There are no specific requirements in terms of skills or time commitment to become part of the volunteer network. The activities involved are varied and diverse (working directly with people, over the phone, on behalf of others, in offices, with both heart and mind). Short training sessions are also periodically offered to those who wish to take part. Write to us at: servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it Call Us Monday, Wednesday or Friday morning +39 02 483 110 229/261 Tell us what you think! Dear friend, we need your suggestions to help us improve. For this reason, we would like to ask which activities interest you and how often you would like them to be offered. You can select all the activities you like, but please add a number to indicate your preferences (1 for your top choice, then 2, 3, 4, and so on). Would you like to suggest an activity? Thank you! Download the form and send it to: servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it Download Social Services About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management ACTIVE FROM HOME Discover the project Religious and Spiritual Assistance

About Us ​ The CDEC Foundation, established in Milan in 1986, continues the work of the Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea, founded in Venice in 1955. It is an independent research institute that promotes the study of the history, culture and lived experience of Jews in Italy from Emancipation to the present day, with a particular focus on contemporary Italy and the Nazi-Fascist period. CDEC VAI AL MUSEO FONDAZIONE CDEC Piazza Edmond J. Safra 1, 20125 Milan cf 97049190156 pi 12559570150 t: +3902316338 / +3902316092 email: cdec@cdec.it pec: fondazionecdec@pec.ancitel.it About Us The CDEC Foundation, established in Milan in 1986, continues the work of the Centro di Documentazione Ebraica Contemporanea, founded in Venice in 1955. It is an independent research institute that promotes the study of the history, culture and lived experience of Jews in Italy from Emancipation to the present day, with a particular focus on contemporary Italy and the Nazi-Fascist period. Recognised as Italy’s leading institute on the Shoah, the CDEC Foundation is committed to combating racism and antisemitism and to defending civil rights. The Foundation carries out historical research and outreach activities, providing training and professional development for teachers and professionals from various fields. It collaborates with numerous cultural and social institutions in Italy and abroad and offers consultancy services to government bodies, universities and local administrations. CEDEC What we Do Research Training Preservation Monitoring Events News CEDEC DEPARTMNTS Library Archive Antisemitism Observatory Historical Research Education CEDEC HOW TO REACH US Altri Musei:

Welcome to the AIMIG community (Amici Italiani dello Israel Museum di Gerusalemme – Italian Friends of the Israel Museum of Jerusalem), an association dedicated to promoting and supporting the prestigious Israel Museum in Jerusalem. AIMIG was founded with the aim of creating a cultural bridge between Italy and Israel, enhancing and spreading knowledge of theMuseum’s rich collections and activities. AIMIG WEBSITE Amici Italiani del Museo d'Israele di Gerusalemme Via Marina 3, 20121 Milan Tel. +39 0249404161 Cel. +39 3358126666 www.aimig.it - info@aimig.it C.F. 97505450151 IBAN IT 91T 03268 01603 0524 6985 4600 About Us Welcome to the AIMIG community (Amici Italiani dello Israel Museum di Gerusalemme – Italian Friends of the Israel Museum of Jerusalem), an association dedicated to promoting and supporting the prestigious Israel Museum in Jerusalem. AIMIG was founded with the aim of creating a cultural bridge between Italy and Israel, enhancing and spreading knowledge of the Museum’s rich collections and activities. Our Mission: Promoting culture and art: Organising events, exhibitions and conferences in Italy that highlight the extraordinary works and initiatives of the Israel Museum. Fostering cultural exchange: Facilitating exchange programmes and collaborations between Italian and Israeli artists, scholars and institutions. Supporting the Museum: Fundraising and support for specific projects of the Israel Museum, contributing to the preservation and expansion of its collections. Educating and informing: Promoting knowledge of the art, history and culture represented in the Museum through publications, seminars and educational activities. AIMIG is open to all those who share a passion for art and culture and wish to help strengthen cultural ties between Italy and Israel. Becoming a member of AIMIG means supporting one of the world’s most important cultural institutions and actively participating in the promotion of international artistic and cultural heritage. Join us on this cultural journey and discover how AIMIG can enrich your life and that of our community! VAI AL SITO HOW TO REACH US Other Museums:

Founded in 1998 by several Shoah survivors and their families, the Association of the Children of the Shoah has, since its inception, contributed to the campaign for the approval of the law that established the annual commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, observed each year from 27 January 2001. ASSOCIAZIONE FIGLI DELLA SHOAH WEBSITE ASSOCIAZIONE FIGLI DELLA SHOAH Main Office Honorary President Sen. Liliana Segre segreterialilianasegre@gmail.com President Daniela Dana Tedeschi presidenza.figlidellashoah@gmail.com About Us Founded in 1998 by several Shoah survivors and their families, the Association of the Children of the Shoah has, since its inception, contributed to the campaign for the approval of the law that established the annual commemoration of Holocaust Remembrance Day, observed each year from 27 January 2001. The Honorary President is Senator Liliana Segre. For its national initiatives addressed to the general public and the school system, the Association has received significant recognition from the Presidency of the Italian Republic and from numerous institutional bodies. Co-founders of the Association Children of the Shoah: Goti Bauer Nedo Fiano Alberto Foà Liliana Segre Erminio Wachsberger MORE Awareness and Remembrance The many initiatives aimed at raising public awareness—especially among young people—have given the Association a national role and visibility. A founding member of both the Fondation of the Shoah Museum of Rome and the Shoah Memorial Foundation of Milan, the Association has been awarded the Civic Merit Certificate of the Municipality of Milan and the Isimbardi Award of the Province of Milan. Some of its projects have also received the Presidential Medal of Representation from the Presidency of the Republic. Since 2022, the Association of the Children of the Shoah APS has been recognised as a Third Sector Organisation. MORE Education and Training Among its various initiatives for the wider public and the school system, the Association—working in collaboration with leading national and international historical and research institutions—organises testimonies, travelling exhibitions, professional development seminars for teachers, and educational projects for schools. Since 2023, the Association has been accredited by the Ministry of Education and Merit as a national training provider under Directive 170/2016 and awards recognised credits for its courses, valid for mandatory professional development requirements. MORE Museums & Associations

Il Servizio Sociale della Comunità Ebraica di Milano offre aiuto, consulenza professionale e supporto economico e psico-sociale a ogni iscritto che ne abbia bisogno. Vi presentiamo le nostre risorse e vi indichiamo come contattarci. Social Services Via Sally Mayer 4-6 | Milan +39 02 48 31 10 229/261 + 39 393 8490240 servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it The Social Services of the Jewish Community of Milan provide assistance, professional counselling, and financial as well as psychosocial support to any registered member in need. Here we present our resources and explain how to contact us. This is the Social Services Team Dalia Fano dalia.fano@com-ebraicamilanono.it Elena Gemelli, elena.gemelli@com-ebraicamilano.it Vanessa Alazraki vanessa.alazraki@com-ebraicamilano.it Councillor for Social Services, member of the Executive Committee and of the Community Council a.musatti@com-ebraicamilano.it The Social Services office is located at the Community headquarters, Via Sally Mayer 4/6, Milan. Appointments are preferred. You may call or write to the Service, and we will guide you so that you can receive a professional and supportive response. Tel: +39 02 48 31 10 229 / 261 Mobile: +39 393 8490240 Email: servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it Questo è un paragrafo. Fai clic qui per modificarlo e aggiungere il tuo testo. Our Services, Our Tools We provide support without distinction to men and women, young people, adults and the elderly, individuals living alone or family units, facing financial difficulties and/or in need of personal care assistance. Upon request and where appropriate, we carry out home visits as well as in-person or telephone consultations. We agree upon and manage home care assistance services for elderly and/or vulnerable individuals. We assess needs and, when required, provide financial assistance, grocery vouchers, meat vouchers, and arrange direct payments for certain fixed expenses. We refer users to appropriate public services in the local area (social workers, CAF tax assistance offices, multi-service centres, etc.) or to trusted professionals, so that they may receive the specialised support they require. We offer guidance and assistance in submitting applications for public benefits or specific pensions and allowances. The Social Committee The Social Committee is a consultative body that serves and supports the Social Services, established by mandate of the Community Council. The Statute describes in detail its objectives, composition, term of office, methods for the election of members, operating procedures and the content of its resolutions. Below is an excerpt concerning the objectives and composition of the Committee. The full document is available upon request. Statute Objectives To examine, on the basis of reports documented by Social Services staff, requests and situations of hardship in individual cases, to discuss the possible assistance pathways and to decide on the lines of intervention to be activated; To deliberate on the financial resources and/or professional expertise to be allocated to individual cases, in compliance with budgetary constraints; To consider potential developments of the Service and to collaborate in the design and implementation of specific projects; To promote the growth of the Social Services volunteer network and the development of new areas of intervention. Composition The Committee is composed of: A minimum of 5 and a maximum of 9 members, appointed by the Community Council following the election of candidates who meet the eligibility requirements (as set out in section 2.2); At least one Nazi victim or a descendant thereof, in relation to Claims; One representative of the Chief Rabbi; Social Services staff members; The Councillor for Social Services or, where applicable, a representative appointed by them. Eligibility Requirements To be eligible for appointment as a member of the Social Committee, candidates must: Be of legal age and, except in very specific cases, be registered members of the Jewish Community of Milan; Not be direct or indirect employees of the Community (including, for example, occasional or freelance contracts); Not be members of the Community Council. 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Keep Updated “Young Brains Are Less Reactive to Danger: How Is Risk Perceived by the Brain?” "Why young people may not react immediately to danger. A neuroscience-based analysis of risk perception, the adolescent brain, and the collective mind, published by PortaleCem for the International Jewish Community." Israel, Italy and Crans-Montana: science saving lives Portale CeM racconta il ruolo del farmaco israeliano NexoBrid, trasferito da Genova a Milano per i feriti di Crans-Montana: innovazione, cooperazione e responsabilità della scienza. The Medicine of True Balance: Between Clinical Experience, Progress, and Responsibility A reflection on medicine as an art of balance between clinical experience, scientific progress, and ethical responsibility, published by PortaleCEM, the gateway to the Jewish Community of Milan and a reference point for Jewish life in Italy.

The Jewish Museum of Rome, located within the complex of the Great Synagogue, documents Jewish life in Rome from the first settlements in the 2nd century BCE. The Jewish Community of Rome, present for over 2,200 years, is one of the oldest outside the Land of Israel. MUSEO DI ROMA MUSEO EBRAICO DI ROMA MUSEO EBRAICO DI ROMA Via Catalana (Sinagoga), Rome info@museoebraico.roma.it Tel +39.06.68400661 About Us The Jewish Museum of Rome, located within the complex of the Great Synagogue, documents Jewish life in Rome from the first settlements in the 2nd century BCE. The Jewish Community of Rome, present for over 2,200 years, is one of the oldest outside the Land of Israel. The Museum displays works primarily from the Ghetto period (1555–1870), including liturgical furnishings, manuscripts, historical documents and marble works, many of which come from the Palazzo delle Cinque Scole. Inaugurated in 1960 and expanded in 2005, the Museum covers 700 square metres and features seven thematic galleries, illustrating both the integration of Jews into Roman society and the preservation of Jewish identity over time. MUSEO EBRAICO DI ROMA Collections Online Catalogue Rooms Synagogues Events Virtual Tour MUSEO EBRAICO DI ROMA JEWISH COMMUNITY - ROME Where to sleep Where to Eat Antisemitism Observatory What to See Security MUSEO EBRAICO DI ROMA HOW TO REACH US Other Museums:

L'Assessorato Giovani della Comunità Ebraica di Milano ha una grande tradizione e vuole, via via, incrementare sempre di più le proprie attività. Ha già al suo attivo uno numero importante di eventi e occasioni di incontro è offre un hub dove sviluppare molteplici opportunità e progetti. Youth Via Sally Mayer 4-6, 20146 Milan email: f205J@com-ebraicamilano.it The Youth Department of the Jewish Community of Milan has a long-standing tradition and aims to continuously expand its activities. It already offers a significant number of events and opportunities for connection and provides a hub where multiple opportunities and projects can be developed. It is an environment rich in creativity and innovation, where young people can develop their relational, cultural and creative skills in complete safety. The Youth Department aims to promote a sense of belonging and closeness, as well as stronger identification with and attachment to the Community among young people. We aim to foster more meaningful relationships and encourage greater sharing among the young members of our Community. Our goal is to encourage networking among members of the Community and external speakers and participants involved in organised activities, strengthening dialogue with a wide range of organisations outside the CEM through tailored meetings, courses, seminars and debates. We aim to develop pathways that foster integration and enhance the contribution of young people and young adults within the Community, also serving as a s To promote effective collaboration among the main under-18 youth movements operating at local (Milan), national and international levels, through the planning and organisation of cycles of activities. To establish a calendar of events and activities for members of the Community over the age of 18, in collaboration with other Milan-based, national and international organisations. Mission To promote a sense of belonging and closeness, and to foster stronger identification with and attachment to the Community among young people. Our activities include a strong presence on social media, the creation of thematic mailing lists, and the use of the web to identify and reach new contacts. We aim to attract new memberships, increase participation, and build long-term loyalty among the young members of our Community. STAY IN TUNE GET INVOLVED Events

The employment intermediation agency of the Jewish Community of Milan—recognised as an “Employment Agency” by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policies and authorised to carry out job placement and intermediation activities. JOB Job Agency Via Sally Mayer 2 | Milan Telefono: + 39 02-483110249 e-mail job@com-ebraicamilano.it Jewish Opportunities for Business “A high-quality, highly experienced service offered by the Community, completely free of charge, in the interest of both workers and companies.” The employment intermediation agency of the Jewish Community of Milan—recognised as an “Employment Agency” by the Ministry of Labour and Social Policies and authorised to carry out job placement and intermediation activities. JOB-About Us JOB is the employment intermediation agency promoted by the Jewish Community of Milan. It provides professional guidance and consultancy for both job seekers and employers. It is a qualified service dedicated to those seeking employment opportunities. JOB also offers companies, entrepreneurs and professionals a tailored and structured recruitment service. Our Services for Job Seekers: Career guidance and professional orientation Support in drafting and tailoring individual CVs Assistance in identifying positions aligned with one’s profile and aspirations Preparation for selection interviews Consultancy to help candidates perform at their best during job interviews Individual coaching sessions for those seeking employment or considering a career change for Companies: Candidate search and pre-selection through a customised service tailored to the company’s actual needs Free Ad Space to showcase job opportunities Monitoring of the job placement process Mission For Companies: we aim to be a trusted partner in identifying needs and in the search for talent, building collaborations that are reliable and long-lasting over time. Contact Us For Job Seekers: we support individuals in identifying and achieving professional goals and career paths aligned with their aspirations and abilities. Keep up to date with Job News Keep up to date with what's happening in the Community News I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications I offer work Companies offering jobs I'm looking for work Job Applications “Young Brains Are Less Reactive to Danger: How Is Risk Perceived by the Brain?” "Why young people may not react immediately to danger. A neuroscience-based analysis of risk perception, the adolescent brain, and the collective mind, published by PortaleCem for the International Jewish Community." Israel, Italy and Crans-Montana: science saving lives Portale CeM racconta il ruolo del farmaco israeliano NexoBrid, trasferito da Genova a Milano per i feriti di Crans-Montana: innovazione, cooperazione e responsabilità della scienza. The Medicine of True Balance: Between Clinical Experience, Progress, and Responsibility A reflection on medicine as an art of balance between clinical experience, scientific progress, and ethical responsibility, published by PortaleCEM, the gateway to the Jewish Community of Milan and a reference point for Jewish life in Italy.

La nostra residenza RSA Arzaga di Milano, rappresenta un luogo di accoglienza per tutte le persone anziane che necessitano di un particolare supporto, al di fuori del proprio contesto familiare per un soggiorno temporaneo o di lunga degenza. RSA Arzaga Go to Website Via Arzaga 1 | 20146 Milano +39 02 91981 infoarzaga@com-ebraicamilano.it Our RSA Arzaga Residence in Milan is a welcoming environment for elderly people who require specialised support outside their family setting, whether for a temporary stay or long-term care. Our values, focused on supporting elderly individuals in need, are reflected in all the services we provide and in the small gestures of everyday care. We place our full experience and expertise at the disposal of residents and their families, with the aim of ensuring reassurance and peace of mind throughout the entire stay within our facility. RSA Arzaga is a residential care facility for the elderly of the Jewish Community, but not exclusively. It offers its residents safe and comfortable environments where they can benefit from a wide range of personalised services, including physiotherapy, horticultural therapy carried out in the facility’s own Healing Garden, as well as numerous organised events such as concerts, celebrations and other activities. Our website provides all the information needed to learn more about us, along with the application forms for requesting a stay. Go to website News from RSA Arzaga There are many events, presentations and moments of conviviality that come to life in our residence for the elderly RSA Arzaga. News “Young Brains Are Less Reactive to Danger: How Is Risk Perceived by the Brain?” "Why young people may not react immediately to danger. A neuroscience-based analysis of risk perception, the adolescent brain, and the collective mind, published by PortaleCem for the International Jewish Community." Israel, Italy and Crans-Montana: science saving lives Portale CeM racconta il ruolo del farmaco israeliano NexoBrid, trasferito da Genova a Milano per i feriti di Crans-Montana: innovazione, cooperazione e responsabilità della scienza. The Medicine of True Balance: Between Clinical Experience, Progress, and Responsibility A reflection on medicine as an art of balance between clinical experience, scientific progress, and ethical responsibility, published by PortaleCEM, the gateway to the Jewish Community of Milan and a reference point for Jewish life in Italy.