Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award

Here are some general factors that may be considered:

• Jewish Identity: The award is typically open to Jewish teens who identify with and are actively engaged in Jewish life and values. This can include participation in Jewish organizations, religious observance, or involvement in Jewish community activities.
• Age Requirement: The award is generally open to teens within a specific age range. The specific age requirements may vary depending on the Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award program.
• Social Action and Community Service: Applicants are typically expected to have a significant track record of involvement in social action and community service projects. 
• Leadership and Initiative: The award program often emphasizes leadership potential and initiative. Applicants may be evaluated based on their ability to take on leadership roles, demonstrate innovative approaches to social issues, and inspire others to get involved.
• Academic Performance: While specific academic requirements may vary, applicants are generally expected to have a satisfactory academic record. This can include maintaining a competitive GPA, demonstrating academic engagement, and showcasing a commitment to learning.
• Other Criteria: Additional criteria such as geographic location, involvement in specific social issues or causes, and specific demographic considerations may also be considered for the Diller Teen Tikkun Olam Award.