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How Gaining Insight into the Peaks and Valleys of Black-Jewish Relations Can Help Us Be Better Allies by Amy Lefkof

In Home, Jewish Studies, Queens University, Racial Justice by Judy SchindlerJanuary 3, 2021Leave a Comment

When Rabbi Judy Schindler, Queens University Sklut Professor of Jewish Studies and Director of the Stan Greenspon Center for Peace and Social Justice, offered a virtual eight-week course this past …

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Peaks and Valleys in Black-Jewish Relations

In Civil Rights, Home, Jewish Studies by Judy SchindlerDecember 25, 2020Leave a Comment

Peaks and Valleys: Milestone Moments in Black–Jewish Relations   Our eight-week community course explored the complexity of the historic relationship between the American Black and Jewish communities. From exploring texts on race in the …

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Antisemitism and Racism: Two Sides of the Same Coin

In Education, Holocaust, Home, Love, Racial Justice, Social Change by Donna TarneyDecember 2, 2020Leave a Comment

As a Holocaust educator, I always feel that I have a dual purpose: help my students to explore the various factors that led to the horrific events of what we …

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Gratitude and One Prayer – A Thanksgiving Peaceful Pause with Musician Beth Schafer

In America, Faith, Home, Peaceful Pause, Prayer by Judy SchindlerNovember 25, 2020Leave a Comment

How is this Thanksgiving different from all other Thanksgivings? It has been a tough nine months. We have endured so much pain as a community, country, and globe. People are …

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Remembering the Night of Broken Glass/November Pogrom

In Charlotte, Holocaust, Home by Talli DippoldNovember 9, 2020Leave a Comment

The Austrian poet Eric Fried reminds us that we can’t forget if we don’t remember.  What is the November Pogrom? On the night of November 9, 1938, violence against Jews …

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Street Art – Painting Jewish Identity in Charlotte and Beyond

In America, Charlotte, Hillel, Home, Jewish Studies, Queens University, Social Justice by Judy SchindlerNovember 6, 2020Leave a Comment

Charlotte learned the power of street art this summer as twenty-two artists came together to paint a “Black Lives Matter” Mural on South Tryon Street between East 3rd and East …

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Local Schools Confront Bias and Prejudice

In Charlotte, Diversity, Education, Home, Social Change by Donna TarneyNovember 3, 2020Leave a Comment

The beginning of the 2020-2021 school year looked different. Many teachers prepared, often for the first time, to teach remotely. Others planned ways to keep students safe as they returned …

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Celebrating Civic Engagement: A Human Value, A Jewish Value – Judy Seldin-Cohen honored for her work

In Affordable Housing, Charlotte, Home by Judy SchindlerOctober 7, 20201 Comment

Judy Seldin-Cohen is the latest to join a long line of Charlotte Jews recognized by the non-Jewish community for their active civic engagement. On October 29, Judy Seldin-Cohen will receive …

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Conflicting Conclusions from Two Recent Holocaust Education Surveys by Talli Dippold

In Holocaust, Home by Talli DippoldOctober 5, 20201 Comment

In the past month, two renowned Holocaust organizations, Echoes & Reflections and the Conference on Jewish Material Claims Against Germany (Claims Conference), published outcomes of national surveys on Holocaust education. …

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Virtual Teaching is Hard: Virtual PD Isn’t!

In Charlotte, Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Professional Development by Donna TarneyOctober 1, 2020Leave a Comment

One thing has become painfully clear during the past few months: virtual teaching is hard! Sure, there are surprising blessings and benefits along the way, but overall this work is …

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