Congregation Etz Hayim's Rav Amelia teaches and facilitates discussion on the third Wed of each month. February's topic is When to Say the Shema: Argumentation in the Mishna. This class is virtual. Contact office@etzhayim.net for connection information.
Celebrate Black History Month with a powerful fireside conversation featuring Ilana Ibgy, an Orthodox Jew of Color and founder of the Crown Heights Birth Justice Project, exploring inclusion, equity, belonging, and what it means to build a Jewish community where every voice is honored.
Beginning Wednesday, January 21 at 7:00 PM, Introduction to Judaism offers an 18-week journey into Jewish beliefs, holidays, texts, history, and culture. Ideal for interfaith couples, spiritual seekers, those exploring conversion, and anyone eager to deepen their Jewish learning. Classes meet Wednesday evenings, 7:00–8:30 PM, at Temple Rodef Shalom, led by Rabbi Alexandra Stein and […]
Join Reb David and a special guest for an evening of music and musings! Share in some of your favorite melodies while learning some new tunes. This month we will be taking a look at niggunim - wordless melodies! Reb David will have his guitar, you are welcome to bring an instrument if you have […]
JShield helps Jewish organizations across the region stay safe, prepared, and resilient customized training sessions build awareness, confidence, and readiness to respond to potential threats.
Join Makom and ReelAbilities as we view 26 Prospect Street, a film that looks at the sparkle and struggles of the Prospector Theater—a nonprofit movie theater in Connecticut with a mission of meaningful employment for people with disabilities. ReelAbilities challenges stereotypes, celebrates authentic disability representation in movies, and expands opportunities for disabled creators worldwide. Stay […]
Join fellow men and male-identifying folks at the Den for an evening of meaningful connection, good conversation, and shared reflection. Mifgash, Hebrew for gathering or encounter, invites us to come together in openness and curiosity, to connect with one another, explore what feels most relevant and nourishing in this season, and imagine what future gatherings […]
Presented by April Goldenberg Founder, The Whole Mishpucha This engaging presentation introduces effective methods for tracing your ancestors and navigating the common challenges of genealogical research. Whether you're just beginning your family history journey or have already started uncovering your roots, this workshop offers valuable insights for everyone. Using the real-life case study of “Finding […]
Connect with Honeymoon Israel alumni couples, staff, and community partners to learn how our trip to Israel provides you with a chance to deepen your connection with your partner and create a new community of lifelong friends while gaining your own perspective on the nuances and diversity of Israel.
Fridays @ 10:30 AM Dates: 11/21/25 – 1/30/26 Skip Dates: 11/28, 12/26 Best suited for ages 0 – 4 years old Join us for a fun-filled morning celebrating Shabbat. Learn about customs, traditions, and prayers through music, and movement.
From the New York Times-bestselling author of We Were the Lucky Ones, a propulsive and heart-wrenching story of a young woman entrusted with a boy’s life as WWII rages in Italy. A remarkable tale of friendship, romance, motherhood, and survival, One Good Thing reminds us what is worth fighting for—and that love, even amidst a […]
Dana Stroul is Director of Research and Shelly and Michael Kassen Senior Fellow at The Washington Institute for Near East Policy, positions she assumed in February, 2024. She rejoined the Institute after serving from 2021-2023 as deputy assistant secretary of defense for the Middle East, the Pentagon’s top civilian official with responsibility for the region. […]