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Grand Outdoor Concert Celebrating Unity and Light on the First Night of Hanukkah
A grand Jewish holiday concert will be held on the first night of Hanukkah, Sunday, November 28, at Symphony Park in SouthPark. The internationally popular California group 8th Day will be performing with a spectacular song and music festival that will lift your spirits and ignite your soul. The theme of this Hanukkah concert is…
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Black and Jewish Americans Unite to Talk About Fighting Antisemitism and All That Jazz
In the late 1930s, Jewish clarinetist and jazz bandleader Benny Goodman, known as the King of Swing, invited two Black musicians — Teddy Wilson and Lionel Hampton — to play in his orchestra. It was a watershed moment that marked the beginning of the end of racial segregation in the music business in America.
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Moishe House Celebrates Importance of Flexibility in Global Community Building With Second Virtual Training Conference
On August 22, Moishe House, the world’s leader in engaging Jewish young adults around the world, recognized the achievements of its global community builders during their annual resident training conference, currently dubbed CouchCon because of its virtual nature for the second year in a row.
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Pajama Walk at Freedom Park to Support Friendship Circle and ZABS Place
The Pajama Walk on November 14 is a community walk to raise awareness and funds for Friendship Circle and ZABS Place, two local nonprofits that help children and young adults with special needs and special talents realize their dreams of living purposeful lives. Friendship Circle provides social opportunities and peer mentoring for children and teens. ZABS…
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LJCC One of Five Selected to Partner with BBYO to Address Adolescent Health
In a first-of-its kind-partnership, JCC Association of North America and the BBYO Center for Adolescent Wellness (BBYO-CAW), with support from the Jim Joseph Foundation, will collaborate to assess and support mental, emotional, and social health among adolescents. The pilot initiative comes as
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No Act is More American or More Jewish Than Welcoming the Stranger
This July 28 will mark the 70th anniversary of the signing of the 1951 International Refugee Convention, which is the key legal document (along with its 1967 Protocol) that defines a refugee as a person with a well-founded fear of persecution “because of reasons of race, religion, national origin
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Dutch Museum Will Pay $240K to Owners of Nazi-Looted Painting It Won’t Return
A Dutch museum will compensate the rightful owners of a Nazi-looted painting the government said it could keep because displaying it would benefit the public interest. Museum de Fundatie in Zwolle has agreed to give $240,000 to the descendants of Jewish Holocaust victims who under duress sold the 1635 painting
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Moishe House Officially Welcomes a New Pod to South End with a Virtual Mezuzah Hanging
Members of the Moishe House community welcomed the opening of Moishe Pod Charlotte-South End and celebrated the ongoing community building of Moishe House Charlotte in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 11 with a spirited panel discussion on the importance of belonging and the benefits of connecting with others with a shared identity.
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What’s Next for Generations at Shalom Park
By Karen Knoble Generations at Shalom Park is an exciting project bringing an adult living community inside the vibrant multigenerational setting of Shalom Park. “Generations” references an important Jewish value — L’Dor V’Dor (from Generation to Generation) and captures the essence and uniqueness of this project that will complete one of the visions that the…
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