We welcome Reverend Willie Keaton as a justice organizer at the Stan Greenspon Center. He will be working part time to support each of our advocacy teams and to support …
Hillel deepened my Jewish identity by Josh Clasky
I have gained so much from my connection with Queens’ Hillel… I have found deeper roots and understanding of my Jewish identity, and what it means in both my professional …
Year End Review – Read It and Smile!
The Stan Greenspon Center for Peace and Social Justice is so proud to present our end of year report card. Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to Stan Greenspon for his …
Encore Showing of the documentary “Close to Evil”
Join us on Monday, May 13th from 12 – 2pm in Ketner Auditorium for the encore showing of the documentary “Close to Evil” followed by a discussion of the film …
Fill your Passover with meaning – enjoy our 2019 Passover Seder Supplement
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 …
Learning and Growing at Greenspon
March was a great month for the Greenspon Center Holocaust Education team. We brought our Becoming One Human Family program to three middle schools and one high school this month. …
A Jew, A Muslim, A Seventh Day Adventist and An Athiest Walk into Shabbat Dinner
Noah Goldman, the author of this piece, will be graduating in May. He was actively engaged and on the Hillel Board during his entire tenure at Queens. He did a …
Spring into New Learning!
Spring is a season filled with things to do. Basketball playoffs, Spring cleaning, gardening and yardwork, and school breaks fill our days and our calendars. At the Stan Greenspon Center …
Can We Talk? It is possible for us to disagree with grace again.
Join us for a two-day event led by Amanda Ripley and learn how to disagree with grace! You may attend one day or both days, whatever best fits your schedule. …
Taking steps towards change – updates from our Social Justice teams
The Stan Greenspon Center is ready to make significant change in 2019 for immigrants, for housing, for healthcare, for justice within the criminal system, for others, and for ourselves. Here …