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Tag: Community Dialogue

0 Communities Politics

From ‘Surge’ to strength: Rebuilding our community connection to Israel

eJewishPhilanthropy · 30 Oct

In the fallout of the traumatic October 7 attacks on Israel, Jewish engagement, particularly in North America, has surged with increased connection and participation in Jewish life.

0 Television/Film Antisemitism

With hostages home, the filmmaker behind ‘Torn’ says his documentary about NYC’s poster wars remains sadly relevant

Philissa Cramer in JTA · 14 Oct

Nim Shapira’s documentary, "Torn," explores the contentious poster wars in New York City, where posters of Israeli hostages were put up and subsequently torn down.

0 Communities Antisemitism

Beyond Allyship: Black and Jewish Futures with Van Jones, Eric K. Ward and Nadine Epstein

MomentMag · 26 Jun

The conversation featuring Van Jones, Eric K. Ward, and Nadine Epstein delves into the future of Black and Jewish relations, emphasizing the importance of moving beyond traditional allyship towards a partnership grounded in mutual courage, complexity, and shared power.

0 Ethics Communities

It's Time for Bravery

Natan Slifkin in Rationalist Judaism · 30 Oct 2024

Natan Slifkin shares his internal struggle with confronting communal norms regarding military service among charedi Jews.

0 Education Antisemitism

Jewish Professors Grapple With Shifting Roles on Campus

Talia Elkin in Tablet · 20 Sep 2024

Jewish professors in American universities are grappling with heightened expectations and challenges following the escalation of antisemitism since October 7.

0 Education Antisemitism

Derek Penslar, a Canadian scholar of Jewish history, hopes to fix Harvard’s antisemitism problem

The CJN Daily with Ellin Bessner · 18 Jul 2024

Derek Penslar, a Canadian scholar and Harvard professor, discusses his role as co-chair of Harvard's antisemitism task force amidst criticism and controversy.

0 Culture Communities

Summer Breaks: Ep. 414

Unorthodox · 23 May 2024

Tel Aviv's surf culture traces back to 1956 when Doc Paskowitz introduced Israel to surfing, while conversations around Jewish identity and belonging are highlighted through college experiences and Torah study in a unique correctional facility rally.

0 Politics Ethics

After speaking with Jewish leaders, Sunrise Movement calls Zionist boycott ‘antisemitic’

Forward · 22 Oct 2021

The Sunrise Movement, a leading environmental advocacy group, has condemned an antisemitic boycott initiated by its D.C. chapter against three Jewish Zionist organizations.

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In Light of Rising Anti-Semitism, Rethinking Black-Jewish Relations

Carly Pildis in Tablet · 29 Jan 2020

In the face of rising anti-Semitism, discussions around black-Jewish relations have become crucial.