Join us on Sunday afternoon, November 23 from 1:00-3:00 pm to do good, feel good, and schmooze it up. Gather with other Jewish young professionals (20s & 30s) for a tikkun olam (volunteer) event and a tidbit of Torah learning focused on gratitude with Rabbi Deborah Megdal.
Chop, mix, grate, and prepare thousands of festive Thanksgiving side dishes for those experiencing hunger and homelessness in our region.
Politically potent and emotionally gripping… a lucid portrait… the personal and geopolitical issues understood through a family's torment. We'll start with a light dinner. After the movie, Prof. Boaz Atzili, […]
Join us for an unforgettable and meaningful evening as Keith & Aviva Siegel share their story of survival, resilience, and hope after Aviva endured 51 days and Keith 484 days […]
The play is about a ragtag group of locals who want to put on their town's first Hanukkah Show. They tell the story of Hanukkah through comedic sketches as they try to write and produce the Hanukkah show.
Sixty years ago, the Vatican developed new guidelines on how Catholics throughout the world should treat Jews and other religious groups. This landmark document, known as Nostra Aetate, "In Our […]
Chop, mix, grate, and prepare thousands of festive Thanksgiving side dishes for those experiencing hunger and homelessness in our region.
Join Us for a Vegan Shabbat in DC - register HERE.
Celebrate Shabbat in community and compassion! Jewish Vegan Life warmly invites you to a Vegan Shabbat Dinner in the DC area, an evening designed to nourish your body, soul, and spirit.
Meet, mingle and discuss our legislative priorities and advocacy efforts with our federal, state, and local elected officials. The event will take place in Rockville, MD.
Join Women’s Philanthropy for a moving Chanukah evening of light, courage, and community with featured speakers Yair and Sarah Attias, sharing their story of resilience and rebuilding after October 7. Celebrate leadership, hope, and the power of giving during this special holiday gathering.
After the last several months, as rounds of federal and federal-adjacent layoffs have turned people’s lives upside down, many in our community find themselves trying to figure out what’s next. […]
AIN'T NO BACK TO A MERRY-GO-ROUND is the untold story of the first organized interracial civil rights protest in U.S. history.
The film showing will be followed by discussion with film director, Ilana Trachtman and protestor, Christine “Tina” Clark.