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Tuesday ,
DecDecember 1 , 2020

Take a Selfie: Self Care During COVID
Tuesday, Dec 1st 8:00p to 9:00p
Led by Alison Glaser - This interactive, hands-on workshop will emphasize the importance of self care and avoiding burn-out. Participants will explore their own personal strategies as well as challenges they face in practicing effective self-care. Participants will develop action plans for enhancing and prioritizing the practice of self-care in their personal and professional lives.
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Wednesday ,
DecDecember 2 , 2020

Fun in the Box
Wednesday, Dec 2nd 9:45a to 10:30a
Baby Time in person and on the go! Young movers & shakers (suggested age: 9-15 months) Six week HYBRID session Meet in person when the weather permits OR Meet LIVE on Zoom from the comforts of your home.
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Wednesday ,
DecDecember 2 , 2020

Officers Meeting
Wednesday, Dec 2nd 8:15p to 9:30p

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Thursday ,
DecDecember 3 , 2020

Men's Club Meeting
Thursday, Dec 3rd 7:00p to 8:30p

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Friday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2020

Kabbalat Shabbat
Friday, Dec 4th 6:30p to 7:30p

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Wednesday ,
DecDecember 9 , 2020

Fun in the Box
Wednesday, Dec 9th 9:45a to 10:30a
Baby Time in person and on the go! Young movers & shakers (suggested age: 9-15 months) Six week HYBRID session Meet in person when the weather permits OR Meet LIVE on Zoom from the comforts of your home.
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Friday ,
DecDecember 11 , 2020

Chanukah Family Service
Friday, Dec 11th 6:30p to 8:00p

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Saturday ,
DecDecember 12 , 2020

Chanukkah Blessing Bags
Shabbat, Dec 12th 11:00a to 3:00p

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Saturday ,
DecDecember 12 , 2020

Sisterhood Lights - All are Welcome
Motzei Shabbat, Dec 12th 6:30p to 8:00p

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Sunday ,
DecDecember 13 , 2020

Jewish and Democratic: Threats and Challenges to Israel’s Democracy with Anat Hoffman
Sunday, Dec 13th 11:00a to 1:00p
In recent years, authoritarian regimes have been gaining strength worldwide, mostly following financial and social crises. Although our country has managed to keep its democracy intact, we must remain aware and be vocal about its violations. Attacks on the courts and especially Israel’s Supreme Court, have increased. There are also more and more attacks - from the highest government offices - against Israeli journalists, and even against the Attorney General’s office, and other safeguards of democracy. During this webinar, we will scrutinize the different threats and challenges to Israel’s democracy. One of them, the Supreme Court Override Bill, could remove all power from the Supreme Court. While the Knesset is not fully functional, this can open a Pandoras box for extremist behaviors and indoctrination. It is imperative to understand where seemly harmless actions can lead and what we can do about them. Anat Hoffman, an Israeli born in Jerusalem, serves as the Executive Director of the Israel Religious Action Center (IRAC) since 2002. Her position at IRAC places her at the forefront of the effort to advance religious pluralism in the State of Israel. As Executive Director of IRAC, Anat has fought (and won) recognition of Reform and Conservative conversions by the state; and led the struggle against gender segregation in the public domain, including on public buses, airplanes and a national radio station. In her teens, Anat was Israel's swimming champion, where she learnt to dive headfirst into the deep end. This gave her the strength necessary to carry out her work in the past and today. Anat has led Women of the Wall for over three decades in their struggle towards gender equality at the Western Wall, the holiest site of the Jewish faith. She also served on Jerusalem’s city council for 14 years, heading the opposition. In this role, she pushed relentlessly for equality and tolerance in a city run by the powerful Orthodox block. Anat was selected as "Person of the Year" by Haaretz in 2013 and chosen as one of the 50 most influential Jews by the Jerusalem Post in 2014. Globes named her as one of Israel’s top women activists in 2018. Anat got her bachelor’s degree in Psychology from UCLA, and her master’s degree in Psychology from BarIlan University. Anat is a mother of 3 and has one grandchild. She lives with her partner in Jerusalem
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