The Lieberman-Mitzner Center for Public Service and Advocacy

Hear from internationally known dietician and Founder & CEO this Wednesday night!

🗓️ Wednesday night, March 25
🕖 7 PM
📍 Beren Campus, 215 Lexington Ave, Gottesman Boardroom Room 501
👥 Open to Lieberman-Mitzner scholars, ALL Sy Syms students (undergrad and grad) and Nursing students (up to 10).

🤝 This event is a joint effort by the Sy Syms School of Business Honors Program and the Lieberman-Mitzner Center for Public Service and Advocacy .

🔗 RSVP at https://bit.ly/TanyaZuckerbrotRSVP

Sharon Poczter Sy Syms School of Business

Join us on Tuesday, March 24 at 7 PM for another event in the In Dialogue With series featuring .

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SSEJ is an advocacy organization that provides critical support to thousands of Jews in Ethiopia waiting to make aliyah.

THIS EVENT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC.

📍Location available upon RSVP

🔗 RSVP at the link in our bio or https://yeshiva.campusgroups.com/Lieberman/rsvp_boot?id=378274

The Lieberman-Mitzner Center welcomed social media influencers and Jewish advocates Shabbos Kestenbaum and Lizzy Savetsky to campus earlier this month for a fireside chat about how young people can advocate for Jews and Israel, especially following October 7.

The conversation - attended by over 50 students - was moderated by Lieberman-Mitzner scholars Maytal Nelson '28SB and Daniella Landau '27SCW, where they spoke to the guests about a range of topics including their journeys to advocacy, pushback they've received, practical actions to fight back, the responsibility of this generation.

Reflecting on the conversation, Landau shared, "I was inspired by how they focused on Jewish pride, education and awareness rather than trying to change hateful antisemities. I appreciated that they expressed that each Jew has to be proud and fight antisemitism in their own way with their own talents and on their own level."

Thank you Shabbos and Lizzy Savetsky for coming to campus and sharing your insights and advice with our students!

Stay tuned for more upcoming LM Center events and news on social media !

Today is Senator Joseph Lieberman’s birthday (February 24).

We asked Dr. Sharon Poczter, founding director of the Lieberman-Mitzner Center, to reflect on Senator Lieberman’s legacy and impact:

“Today, the Lieberman-Mitzner Center solemnly commemorates the birthday of Senator Joseph Isadore Lieberman.

On this day, we reflect with gratitude on Senator Lieberman’s lifelong commitment to public service, principled leadership, and bipartisan dialogue. His dedication to country, community, and civic responsibility continues to inspire our work and our mission.

We honor his legacy with remembrance, respect, and renewed commitment to the values he championed. Our scholars represent a vital, lifelong part of his legacy of Tikkun O’Lam.”



📸 Yeshiva University

🎤 We’re excited to welcome Shabbos Kestenbaum and Lizzy Savetsky to as the next speakers in our In Dialogue With series!

🗓️ Tuesday, February 3
🕖 7-9 PM
📍 Address available upon RSVP

👤 Shabbos Kestenbaum is a Jewish activist and commentator best known for his advocacy against antisemitism, particularly on college campuses. A Harvard Divinity School graduate and former Hillel president, he rose to national prominence after becoming a lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against Harvard University, alleging failure to protect Jewish students from antisemitic harassment. Since then, he has testified before Congress, spoken internationally, and appeared frequently in the media, positioning himself as a leading young voice on Jewish identity, campus culture, and Israel-related issues.

👤 Lizzy Savetsky is a social media influencer, public speaker, and Jewish activist known for her outspoken advocacy around antisemitism, Jewish identity, and support for Israel. Originally a fashion and lifestyle influencer, she shifted her platform toward education and activism, building a large following through personal storytelling and political commentary. She gained broader public attention in 2022 after briefly joining—and then exiting—the cast of The Real Housewives of New York City, citing antisemitic backlash, and continues to be a prominent voice in online Jewish advocacy spaces.

‼️ THIS EVENT IS EXCLUSIVELY FOR CURRENT YESHIVA UNIVERSITY PERSONNEL (i.e. students, faculty, staff, leadership) AND IS NOT OPEN TO ALUMNI OR THE GENERAL PUBLIC ‼️

🔗 RSVP at the link in our bio or on Campus Groups at https://yeshiva.campusgroups.com/Lieberman/rsvp_boot?id=378151

🗣️ Calling all future political leaders, human rights activists, Israel advocates and difference-makers!

If you have been accepted to the Honors program, you are eligible to apply to become a Leadership Scholar at the !

🔗 Learn more about the Lieberman-Mitzner Scholars Program at go.yu.edu/lieberman-mitzner-scholars

🚨 The deadline to apply is 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐲, 𝐃𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝟐𝟗!

We’re extremely proud of our , always striving for growth in becoming future leaders!

Lieberman-Mitzner Scholars Represent Yeshiva University at Republican Jewish Coalition Annual Leadership Summit Nov 21, 2025 By: sjtannenbaum By: SJ Tannenbaum Lieberman-Mitzner Scholars (L-R): Jared Kinches, Keira Kahn, Daniella Landau, Rachel Hirt and Maytal Nelson (not pictured: Talya Naggar)  Six student scholars from Yeshiva University’s Lieberman-Mitzner Center for Public Service and Advocacy — Dan...

This , we honor Senator Joseph Lieberman z"l, a lifelong champion of human rights and one of the namesakes of our Center. ⁣
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🔗 Read more about Senator Lieberman's lifelong work fighting for human rights at https://www.yu.edu/news/lieberman/honoring-senator-joseph-liebermans-lifelong-commitment-human-rights

Yeshiva University Sharon Poczter
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