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Entry: Registration is required; walk-ins are not permitted. Please bring a government-issued ID.
Bag Policy: Backpacks, luggage, and large purses are not allowed. Whenever possible, avoid bringing a bag. Small bags are permitted and subject to search.
Additional Security Measures: Depending on the event, additional screening such as metal detectors may be in place.
Social Media Protocol: Please refrain from posting the event location before or during the program. You’re welcome to share after the event has ended and the site is clear.

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Responding to Bret Stephens’ State of World Jewry address at 92NY, this reflection explores whether the Jewish community should prioritize fighting antisemitism or investing in Jewish education—arguing that we must strengthen Jewish identity and joy while also confronting hate head-on.

Where Jewish Belonging Takes Root, for Generations

Through a new endowment with the Jewish Community Foundation, Rhea Schwartz is investing in Jewish summer camp—helping more children experience the belonging that shaped her life and ensuring camps remain safe, welcoming spaces for generations to come.

From Intention to Action: What JDAIM Is Teaching Our Community About Inclusion

This JDAIM, we reflect on how Jewish organizations are moving from good intentions to sustainable systems of inclusion for young adults with disabilities—turning learning into action across the region.

Reclaiming Agency, Together

After a recent trip to Israel, Gil reflects on a shared sense of powerlessness felt by Israelis, Palestinians, and many in our own community—and argues that reclaiming personal and collective agency is essential to pushing forward and strengthening Jewish life in uncertain times.

First to Go Out, Last to Return

Rani Gvili, a 24-year-old Israeli hero, gave his life defending Kibbutz Alumim on October 7. Months later, he was finally brought home—marking the end of an excruciating chapter for Israel, the hostages’ families, and Jewish communities worldwide who fought tirelessly for their return.

Finding Light: Ori’s Journey as a Shlicha in Greater Washington

Ori, a Federation shlicha (Israeli emissary), brings Israel to life for kids and families across Greater Washington with honesty and heart—sharing its complexities, creativity, and joy through Federation’s Shlichim Program and hands-on educational experiences.