ADEI WIZO ETS is one of the federations of the Women’s International Zionist Organization, an apolitical movement founded in London in 1920 with the aim of giving women a voice in the great project that would eventually lead to the establishment of Israel. ADEI WIZO WEBSITE ADEI WIZO ETS Associazione Donne Ebree d'Italia Ente del Terzo Settore, Non Profit Organisationt Via California 12 20144 Milan adeiwizo@adeiwizo.org About Us ADEI WIZO ETS is one of the federations of the Women’s International Zionist Organization, an apolitical movement founded in London in 1920 with the aim of giving women a voice in the great project that would eventually lead to the establishment of Israel. Over time, WIZO has increasingly become a network of women for women, dedicated to defending their rights: in the workplace, in education, in having a family, and in living a peaceful life free from violence. Extending this mission, today WIZO is also committed to promoting education, child protection, inclusivity, civil rights, and the fight against antisemitism and anti-Zionism. Rebecca Sieff at the founding ceremony of a WIZO institution in Palestine, 1930 MORE ADEI WIZO TODAY - Video Interview with Susanna Sciaky The commitment to portraying contemporary reality through the Voices from Israel column, as well as the structure of the Association, its volunteer work in fundraising, its communication tools, and upcoming initiatives—these are just some of the many topics covered in the interview conducted by Davide Blei with Susanna Sciaky, President of ADEI WIZO Nazionale, published on CEM Web TV, which we invite you to discover. A valuable perspective to get to know us better and to share our values. Where We Are ADEI WIZO National Head Office via California 12 20144 Milan adeiwizo@adeiwizo.org presidenza@adeiwizo.org ufficiostampa@adeiwizo.org premioletterario@adeiwizo.org Becoming a member is easy: you can do so by contacting your local ADEI–WIZO branch directly in your city, or online by fully completing the form available on the website. ADEI WIZO Museums & Associations

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. 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 our activities, strengthening dialogue with a wide range of organisations outside the CEM through tailor-made 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 as a socio-cultural foundation for the activation and strengthening of services such as: 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, as well as stronger identification with and attachment to the Community among young people. Our activities include an active presence on social media, the creation of thematic mailing lists, and the use of web tools to reach new contacts. We aim to attract new memberships, increase participation, and foster long-term engagement among the young members of our Community. STAY IN TUNE GET INVOLVED Events

The Shoah Memorial is located in the area beneath the railway platforms of Milan’s Central Station, where prisoners departing from San Vittore prison were loaded onto cattle cars. MEMORIALE MEMORIALE Fondazione Memoriale della Shoah di Milano ONLUS Piazza Edmond J. Safra n. 1, 20125 Milan Tel. +39 02 2820975 www.memorialeshoah.it coordinamento.memoriale@memorialeshoah.it C.F. 97505450151 IBAN: IT43 H030 6909 6061 0000 0119 090 BIC: BCITITMM About Us The Shoah Memorial is located in the area beneath the railway platforms of Milan’s Central Station, where prisoners departing from San Vittore prison were loaded onto cattle cars. So not to Forget: Among all the sites in Europe that were scenes of deportations, the Memorial is today the only one to have remained intact. It pays tribute to the victims of the extermination and serves as a living, dynamic space in which the tragedy of the Shoah can be actively explored and reflected upon. Not only a place of memory and knowledge, but also a multifunctional centre: a space to host meetings, debates and exhibitions that commemorate the atrocities of the past; a place to create opportunities for dialogue and exchange between cultures, and to educate young people to overcome linguistic, cultural and social barriers, so that the barbarity of the twentieth century—which found its most extreme expression in the Shoah—may never be repeated. Visits – Exhibitions – Seminars – Presentations The Memorial hosts events open to all those interested in dialogue and encounter between different religions, ethnicities and cultures. CONTACT US HOW TO REACH US Other Museums:

Welfare significa Benessere e coinvolge sia i bisogni materiali che la sfera psico-sociale. Il Progetto Attivi da Casa, nato anche grazie alla forte volontà e impegno della volontaria Rosy Gubbay ed ora appoggiato da Fondazione Vaduz. Attivi da Casa Via Sally Mayer 4-6 | Milan +39 02 48 31 10 229/261 + 39 393 8490240 servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it The Active at Home Project Welfare means Wellbeieng The Active at Home Project, created thanks to the strong commitment and dedication of volunteer Rosy Gubbay and now supported by the Vaduz Foundation, is aimed at people in their third and fourth age who live independently in their own homes, as well as at all those who feel lonely, bored or low in spirits, and who are in need of stimulation or useful guidance to improve their physical and mental well-being. The activities offered can be grouped into four main areas: Socialisation, through events such as lunches, afternoon gatherings, card tournaments, outings to the cinema and theatre, and trips. Well-being, with programmes of gentle exercise, meetings on topics related to health, nutrition, self-esteem and personal safety. Stimulation, including courses in painting, music, singing and memory sharing, as well as memory games. Assistance , through extraordinary interventions focused on personal care. Active at Home maintains regular contact through periodic phone calls and offers an accompaniment service for those who may need it. For information about Active at Home programmes, please contact us at: +39 02 483 110 229 / 261 ask for Rosy or Valerie or write to us at: servizio.sociale@com-ebraicamilano.it Tell us what you think! Dear friend, we need your suggestions to help us improve. For this reason, we would like to ask you 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 Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions About Us and Contacts Services, Tools and Social Committee Assistance to Nazi Victims Claims Fund Management Religious and Spiritual Assistance Volunteer Network and Solidarity Network with other Institutions