Jewish day school education in America was an impossible reality in the 1940’s. But the Frierdiker Rebbe understood that Jewish survival meant Jewish education accessible to all. 76 years since the Frierdiker Rebbe’s histalkus, the Western Massachusetts community came together to mark the impact.

For the first time in seven years, MyShliach is bringing back its Regional Kinusim, a network of Shabbatons designed specifically for Yaldei Hashluchim who live far from established frum communities and do not attend Chabad schools in person.

Building on the Rebbe’s call to bring Purim to Jews in hospitals and other institutions, Merkos 302’s Chabad on Call has introduced Simcha Ambassadors, offering shluchim a complete set of materials to organize volunteer visits that spread simcha and enable mitzvah observance.

The Shluchim Office relaunches the acclaimed Shluchim Placement program, with new updates and features to connect Shluchim with potential staff.

Under one of the tightest security operations in the country’s history, Israeli President Isaac Herzog, joined by Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, visited Bondi Chabad for an intimate gathering with the families of the Bondi attack victims, local shluchim of the Rebbe, and community leaders, offering comfort, solidarity, and support.

Rabbonim, rebbes, community leaders, and a large crowd attended the Central Rambam Siyum of Yerushalayim held in the 770 Chabad center in Ramat Shlomo. The main address was delivered by Harav Daniel Alter, rosh yeshiva of Pnei Menachem.

Over 2,000 Young Shluchos joining both the in-person and virtual track of the Kinus Tzeirei Hashluchos of the Shluchim Office joined together for their Grand finale event, celebrating three amazing days of Chassidishkeit, fun, and connection.

New previously unpublished letters of the Rebbe on college education have been published by Rebbe Responsa. The letters reveal the Rebbe’s position, offering guidance for attending college at first and for baalei teshuva who have already begun pursuing a degree.