Students Supporting Israel has chapters on high school and college campuses across the globe! What sets us apart is simple: we are entirely student-led. Every chapter operates as a student club, run by the students on that campus, for the students on that campus.
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SSI chapters bring Zionism to campus through tabling, speakers, film screenings, grassroots campaigns, webinars, and whatever else it takes to make an impact.
When I discovered SSI I finally felt as if I belonged. My only regret is that I didn't discover it sooner! I am thankful for all the opportunities that SSI has blessed me with.
Amanda S.
SSI at Benedictine University
Class of 2020
SSI Columbia is so special. Changed my life, no doubt.
Lindsay C.
SSI at Columbia University
Class of 2020
SSI connected a Jewish community that barely knew itself at Pierce. That's the special part. We are powerful, and we will prevail against all odds.
Netta N.
SSI at Pierce College
Class of 2022
Joining SSI has allowed me to develop skills that I could never learn in a classroom. It has given me the opportunity to stand up for my beautiful country and be proud to be a Jew and Israeli in the United States.
Jasmine H.
SSI at San Jose State University
Class of 2022
I am so honored and lucky to have been a part of SSI at SMC and learn more about Israel and its policies, as well as helping make a difference as the coalition builder.
Rebeca D.
SSI at Santa Monica College
Class of 2022
Getting involved with SSI is more than just joining a club; it's becoming a part of a family. In SSI, you'll find people who not only understand and share your beliefs and passion for Israel, but also stand with you.
Dorit G.
SSI at University of Calgary
Class of 2024
SSI came into my life exactly when I needed it. SSI is a family that is there for you no matter what — in the good moments and the bad. You're never alone, and you are always stronger with SSI members by your side.
Tamara L.
SSI at American University
Class of 2024
SSI AU has become my home away from home. My advice would be to take every opportunity you can and make the most out of your short 4 years in college.
Lauren C.
SSI at American University
Class of 2025
SSI empowered me to stand proudly for what I believe in and showed me the impact one voice can have. To future members: never stop showing up!
Danielle A.
SSI at UCLA
Class of 2025
Leading SSI has been one of the most meaningful experiences of my college journey. One student can make a difference — but a group of passionate students can start a movement.
Natalie M.
SSI at UCLA
Class of 2025
SSI gave me a community in a time where being Jewish felt very isolating. SSI was always a reminder that I wasn't alone and had a strong support system behind me.
Rachel G.
SSI at University of Colorado Boulder
Class of 2026
Being part of SSI throughout my entire college experience has been one of the most meaningful parts of my time at the University of Miami. It didn't just give me a community — it shaped me into the confident, proud Jew and Zionist I am today.
Jennifer N.
SSI at University of Miami
Class of 2026
SSI helped me when it felt like no one at the university level would, and gave me the resources to learn and grow beyond the classroom.
Taly S.
SSI at San Diego State University
Class of 2026
SSI gave me a space where I could turn my identity and values into action. Being part of a community that stands up for Israel with pride, education, and resilience has been one of the most meaningful parts of my college experience.
Gabby P.
SSI at UConn
Class of 2026
SSI has been a cornerstone of my college career. The ability to make such an impact at such a critical time is a true honor and one that I will carry with me for the rest of my life.
Matthew L.
SSI at Miami University
Class of 2025
SSI was the only student organization at my university that allowed me to be loudly and proudly pro-Israel. My time as a board member has been the most empowering extracurricular involvement of my entire undergraduate career.
