Also known as Masorti Judaism, Conservative Judaism has its roots in Positive-Historical Judaism, developed in Germany during the 1850s as a reaction to the more liberal positions taken by Reform Judaism. Its term is intended to indicate that Jews should conserve Jewish tradition rather than abandon or reform it; it does not indicate political conservatism.
Regular Websites
The Conservative Judaism movement is described and discussed here, including opportunities for adult study, social action, and leadership. Also featured is a guide to Conservative congregations, schools, camps, and other resources. - Conservative/Masorti Movement
http://www.conservativejudaism.org/
Koach is a project of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, established for the purpose of facilitating communication with and between Jewish college students, maintaining a connection between the students, their families, congregations, students on other campuses, and the Jewish community as a whole. - Koach College Outreach
http://www.koach.org/
United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
The USCJ is the association of Conservative congregations in North America. Its site includes information about Jewish living and learning, social action, leadership and administration, synagogue programming, Israel, and Jewish holidays, along with other resources. - United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
http://www.uscj.org/
Women's League for Conservative Judaism
Supporting 600 sisterhoods and synagogue women's groups through educational programs, training services, networking opportunities and leadership development. Read and participate in the Women's Conservative Judaism league. - Women's League for Conservative Judaism
https://www.wlcj.org/