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In celebration of Jewish Disability Advocacy Day 2024, the Union for Reform Judaism, Jewish Federations of North America, Network of Jewish Human Services Agencies, and 107 additional national, state, and local Jewish organizations sent the following letter to the 118th Congress:
Dear Members of the 118th Congress,
Representing the collective voice of 110 undersigned Jewish national, state, and local organizations, we thank you for the bipartisan strides achieved so far in the 118th Congress for people with disabilities. As the second session of the 118th Congress begins, we urge you to ..read more
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TUCSONANSBy Phyllis Braun
Sadness, anger, hope, and resilience. Todd Rockoff, president and CEO of the Tucson Jewish Community Center (JCC), felt all these emotions and more on a JCC Association Board Solidarity Mission (JCCA) to Israel in January.
“I felt a great pull to be there,” he says, to bear witness and “to support our brothers and sisters in Israel” in the wake of Oct. 7, when Hamas terrorists murdered 1,200 people and took 240 hostages.
Rockoff, who helped organize the trip for 40 JCCA participants, says it hurt to be in Tucson, far from our ancestral Jewish homeland, and it hurt to ..read more
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Please join StandWithUs by taking action on any of
FIVE active campaigns seeking to hold institutions accountable for rising antisemitism under their leadership!
Join StandWithUs in Urging UC Berkeley to hold fully accountable all those who broke campus policies and attacked Jewish and Israeli students on February 26, 2024.
Jewish and Israeli students at UC Berkeley have endured antisemitic discrimination and harassment on campus for years. Tensions came to a head on February 26th, when anti-Israel students held a “p ..read more
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New Program Provides Educators With Skills and Approaches to Engage with ‘Complexities Around Conflicts’
Amid new challenges and realities facing Israel and Jewish communities around the world, educators are seeking new skills and approaches to engage with the complexities around conflicts.
To meet this demand, The iCenter’s Conflict of Interest (COI) Certificate Program gathers educators from around North America to provide them with the necessary competencies to educate about conflicts in their unique educational setting.
“We need to approach the conflict and not avoid it. In ..read more
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A hybrid event (in-person and virtual) by Rabbi Sharon Brous
Arizona Jews for Justice presents and Temple Solel present Ancient Wisdom to Mend Our Broken Hearts and World
ABOUT THE EVENT:
The Amen Effect: Ancient Wisdom to Mend Our Broken Hearts and World (on-sale: 1/9/24), makes the case that in an era of loneliness, social alienation and ideological extremism, our deepest spiritual work is finding our way to one other—in celebration, sorrow, and solidarity. Relationships of care and curiosity, Brous argues, are essential to both personal healing and social change. This is how ..read more
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The Jewish Tuition Organization (JTO) announces Chad Mandelbaum as its
newly elected Board President. Mandelbaum will take the reins from outgoing Board President
Fred Wabnik, who served as Board President for seven years. “The board appreciates the many
years Fred served as Board President and I’m looking forward to working with the dedicated
Board and Staff as we build on a great foundation to provide Jewish day school education to
students, regardless of financial ability,” stated Mandelbaum. “There is so much potential to
make a difference for our community today and for the future, and I ..read more
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Contemporary abstract artist Lily Stockman discusses her work, drawn from nature and its grammar of symmetry, camouflage, and repetition to create large-scale abstract paintings, during the spring Lenhardt Lecture
Lenhardt Lecture: Lily Stockman
Cocktail Hour 5:30pm
Artist Talk 6:30 – 8pm // Whiteman Hall
TICKETS: Free for Members | $5 for the general public
Join contemporary artist Lily Stockman for the spring Lenhardt Lecture. Based in Los Angeles and Yucca Valley, California, Stockman draws from nature and its grammar of symmetry, camouflage, and repetition to create large-scale abstr ..read more