Madrichim from everywhere talking about hadracha
Learn from coaches, teachers, directors, and former madrichim who bring innovative perspectives to hadracha.

Majane in every sense of the word

Teams that transcend

How to build boundaries in the early years of our janichim

Being a madrich: more than a role, a millenary legacy
Pick up your accreditation, leave your donation, chat for a while and share a mate or coffee with other madrichim.
Official welcome and start of the event.
Lucas Adlerstein tells us how his experience as a madrich helped him found Casacusia.

Panel with Tamara Saposnic, Eitan Falkon, Julian Fraiman, and Cinthya Banchik about hadracha today.



Sign up for the training that interests you most and take away tools that empower you as a madrich.




Music, falafel, and spaces to connect and build a better community together.
From what outfit to wear to how to get there, here is what you might be wondering
No. Makom is designed for madrichim, coordinators, mechanchim, roshim, and directors who want to learn, get inspired, and connect with other leaders of informal education.
No, the training sessions will not be recorded. What happens in each space will be unique and exclusive to those who are there.
Yes! Many arrive without knowing anyone and leave with new friends and contacts for life.
You must register in advance to secure your spot. If you do not, there is no guarantee that space will be available.
You only need to bring "Aleluya Liquid Honey (250 g)" which will be delivered to the Chabad Social Action Foundation to reach disadvantaged families so they can enjoy a kosher and happy Rosh Hashanah.