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Embark on a captivating exploration of Jewish history and culture, as we delve into the power of collective memory. This six-part course will take you on a journey through time […]
Learn from local volunteers how to help immigrants and refugees in the spirit of Sukkot and welcoming the stranger. Discover practical ways to make a positive impact in your community […]
Start your morning with connection in the sukkah! Enjoy a spread of breakfast treats and fresh coffee while getting to know fellow members and staff. It’s a casual and delicious […]
Two years have passed since October 7, 2023. Our Israeli community will come together to gather, create, and share presence. Create a red or yellow poppy flower (kalaniyot) in memory […]
Join the North Peninsula Jewish Collaboration for a gathering to honor the impact of October 7. This will be a special evening with Dr. Sarale Shadmi-Wortman, founder and CEO of […]
Embark on a captivating exploration of Jewish history and culture, as we delve into the power of collective memory. This six-part course will take you on a journey through time […]
Embark on a captivating exploration of Jewish history and culture, as we delve into the power of collective memory. This six-part course will take you on a journey through time […]
A twelve-year-old Imani, the only black girl in Hebrew school, is preparing for her bat mitzvah and hoping to find her birthparents when she discovers the history of adoption in […]
Embark on a captivating exploration of Jewish history and culture, as we delve into the power of collective memory. This six-part course will take you on a journey through time […]
Join us for an engaging lecture on how extremists have weaponized art, music, and storytelling in the Middle East.
Join us for an exclusive textile workshop that celebrates the beauty of international and Middle Eastern art.
A paradigm-shifting talk that challenges colonial narratives about Jewish indigeneity in the Middle East and proposes a new framework for reclaiming ancestral roots and restoring the region’s future.
