Jewish youth refers to young individuals who identify as part of the Jewish community, often engaging in cultural, religious, and social activities. They may participate in programs organized by synagogues, Jewish community centers, or youth organizations like BBYO and NFTY, which focus on fostering a sense of identity and belonging. These young people often celebrate important traditions and holidays, such as Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, which mark their coming of age in the Jewish faith. Additionally, they may explore their heritage through education about Jewish history, values, and customs, helping to ensure the continuity of their culture.