Sixty workshops across twelve tracks at the world’s largest gathering of Jewish leaders gave thousands of rabbis a full day to collaborate on urgent challenges and share strategies to strengthen Jewish life worldwide.

For the first time, a full-day seminar at the Kinus Hashluchim aims to share AI’s superpowers with Shluchim, to ‘10x’ their productivity, reach, and impact of every Shliach.

From Hong Kong to Hanoi, a region once devoid of Jewish infrastructure is now dotted with thriving centers, schools, and communities, and a new generation of shluchim carrying that momentum forward.

For two days this summer, Raleigh, North Carolina, better known for its craft breweries and tech hubs, was transformed into a nerve center for young Jewish life worldwide.

Shluchim from across the Caribbean gathered in St. Thomas, hosted by Rabbi Asher Federman and his family. From S. Lucia to Martinique, they represented more than twenty islands. It was the first time many of them had been in the same room in years.“ Although some islands are geographically close, you can’t just drive or fly directly; it’s a long journey,” one Shliach said. “The only way we draw strength from each other is by sitting here together in person.”