Streetwise is a partnership between Maccabi GB & CST that works nationally with Jewish schools and community organisations, enhancing the personal safety and personal development of young Jewish people to support their physical and emotional wellbeing.
WHat's New?
New Branding launch
As we enter into Streetwise' 22nd year, we are excited to share our new logo. Don't worry, our colour scheme may have changed but our content hasnt!
We're still the same reliable informal education organisation delivering high quality antisemitism and personal safety workshops to Jewish young people nationwide.
Find out more about how Streetwise can best support your students here!
UJS Partnership
As we begin the new academic year Streetwise are delighted to announce a variety of new partnership projects with the UJS. Streetwise and UJS will be continuing to work together to provide Jewish young people both in faith and mainstream schools with the knowledge, skills and confidence to navigate Jewish life.
If you're a student at a non-Jewish school and you're interested in having a Streetwise session in your JSoc, contact info@streetwisegb.org
Keep an eye out for more news on our partnership!
Antisemitism Ambassador Course Launched
This term, in partnership with JCoSS, Streetwise launched a new Year 10 Antisemitism Ambassador Programme.
Delivered over 3 intensive days, the programme equips students with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to challenge antisemitism and become informed advocates within their school community. Through interactive sessions, students explore Jewish identity, history, culture, and contemporary issues, while developing the confidence to identify and report antisemitism, challenge stereotypes, and engage in respectful conversations.
This year, the programme culminated in JCoSS students designing and delivering their own educational sessions to visiting students from Bushey Meads School. The students left feeling empowered to promote their understanding of Jewish life, values, and experiences among their peers and the wider community.
Find out more about the launch of the JCoSS Generation Changemakers 2026 here.