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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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Peaceful Pause for Mother’s Day – Celebrating the Moms of Our World

In America, Charlotte, Love by Judy SchindlerMay 11, 2020Leave a Comment

There is a Yiddush proverb that says that “God could not be everywhere so God created mothers.” Today we celebrate the mothers of our world — our own mothers; mothers …

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Peaceful Pause on Transcendental Meditation with Jared Sossin

In Love, Meditation, Peaceful Pause by Talli DippoldMay 11, 2020Leave a Comment

Transcendental Meditation, or TM, is a technique of silent mantra meditation, developed by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. The meditation practice, involving using a mantra, is performed twice a day for 20 …

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A Memory Resurfaces: A Survivor Reflects by Marianne Lieberman

In Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Love, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyMay 9, 20201 Comment

The following reflection comes from Marianne Lieberman, one of our local Holocaust Survivors. Marianne wrote this piece as a response to the feelings of isolation and tension that were re-awakened …

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Peaceful Pause

In Charlotte, Love, Poetry, Queens University by Talli DippoldMarch 27, 20201 Comment

During this challenging time, many of us may be experiencing anxiety and feelings of hopelessness. You may find it challenging to balance being informed with emotional health. You are not …

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Jewish and Muslim Women Standing Together for Peace

In Home, Love, North Carolina, Social Justice by Judy SchindlerJanuary 14, 2020Leave a Comment

Jewish and Muslim women will be standing together for peace at Charlotte’s 2020 Women United March in First Ward Park, January 25, 2020. Join us… We are excited to participate in …

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We Are Brooklyn by: Charis Blackmon

In Affordable Housing, Charlotte, Civil Rights, Diversity, Local Level Advocacy, Love, Policy, Politics, Racial Justice, Racial Justice - Local Level Advocacy, Restorative Justice, Social Change by Donna TarneySeptember 6, 20191 Comment

“We are Brooklyn” is the thought that comes to mind as I sit in a room full of advocates for restorative justice. Some from the original Brooklyn neighborhood, others proximate …

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Mussar – A Workout for our Souls: Fall Community Class with Rabbi Schindler

In Education, Faith, Home, Love, Queens University by Donna TarneyJuly 22, 2019Leave a Comment

Have you ever stopped to consider why people are the way they are? Did you ever notice that, while most of us intend to be kind and giving, we often …

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Yom Hashoah – Remembering and Celebrating Resistance and Heroism

In Holocaust, Home, Jewish Studies, Love, Prayer by Donna TarneyMay 1, 2019Leave a Comment

By Talli Dippold “I pray that my missing finger serves as a constant reminder to me. A reminder that every single human being is created in the image of God; …

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Fill your Passover with meaning – enjoy our 2019 Passover Seder Supplement

In Affordable Housing, Charlotte, Faith, Hillel, Holocaust, Home, Love, Queens University by Judy SchindlerApril 16, 2019Leave a Comment

The Haggadah is a tool for transmitting the lessons of the past to the next generation. We are meant to apply the Biblical stories of oppression to the present so …

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