How are American Jewish teens really doing? Amplify the first-ever national data set on Jewish teen well-being! BeWell, the Jewish Federation of North America’s youth mental health and wellness initiative, is partnering with Stanford University to conduct a study of American Jewish teens and their well-being. It's the first-of-its-kind, comprehensive research to understand the intersection of Jewish culture and tradition, family dynamics, and systemic communal influences, including the sources of stress and strategies for thriving that characterize life among American Jewish teenagers. This brief, mobile-friendly, and anonymous survey goes live on April 15th, and we're calling on Jewish communal professionals and teen leaders to help spread the word! Attend this information session to learn more about the survey from the research team. Familiarize yourself with our easy-to-use promotional toolkit to help reach the most diverse teen audience regardless of involvement in Jewish programs. Come away with tips for fielding the survey in your community.   We are excited for the Jewish community to benefit from this research, ultimately raising awareness to what young people are experiencing and inspiring solutions that meet the needs of Jewish teens.