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Three JVibers recently met up in Washington, D.C., for the AIPAC Policy Conference, where they helped promote Israel and heard from this year’s presidential contenders.

Find out how eighth-grader Aliza is saving two to three children at a time in Africa from a deadly fate for just $5.

Shira shows us the importance of volunteering—especially in disenfranchised communities in Israel. Read about her fulfilling service last summer and get inspired to plan your own.

Avi and his peers reinvent the meaning of tikkun olam through a teen philanthropy initiative in Baltimore.

Michele tunes in at a Maryland BBYO event that encouraged young people to vote through an evening of fun and music. Check out her reaction, plus an exclusive sound clip from the concert.

Addicted to service, seniors Tammy and Carli go back for round two of J-Serve, an annual youth day of tikkun olam.

Gabrielle takes her chant all the way to the U.N. in her fight for justice.

L’Taken lobbies for justice when the Washington, D.C., participants see the need for change right here in America.

Move over, Lance Armstrong! These British teens just pedaled 178 miles for their cause.

“Lawless,” “laborious” and “enlightening” are three words that describe Jeff’s experience at Skid Row in Los Angeles. See what he learned about himself and others while at the homeless shelter.