JL;DR

As part of The Wide River Project, leading voices in the intersection of Black and Jewish communities, including Ilana Kaufman, Eric K. Ward, and Nadine Epstein, engage in a crucial discussion on rebuilding and strengthening Black-Jewish relations by 2026. They delve into the societal, political, and cultural challenges that need to be addressed to forge genuine collaborations beyond dialogue. The conversation outlines practical measures being implemented by individuals and organizations to mend trust and foster connections. This initiative aims to unite the two communities by examining their shared struggles and unique perspectives, contributing to a more cohesive future for both groups.