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Remembering the Holocaust – Is there a ‘right’ day? by Talli Dippold

In Uncategorized by Talli DippoldDecember 18, 2020Leave a Comment

International Holocaust Remembrance Day occurs on January 27th. The nation of Israel will hold Yom Hashoah commemorations this year beginning at sundown on the 27th of Nissan (April 7th according …

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Exploring the BLM Movement from Jewish Perspectives

In Home, Jewish Studies, Racial Justice, Uncategorized by Judy SchindlerJuly 22, 20204 Comments

Join us for two great panels with two sets of inspiring thought leaders! Wednesday, August 5th, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Click here to RSVP  Thursday, August 6th, 12:00 …

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Black and Brown and White: Now What?

In Charlotte, Civil Rights, Diversity, Education, Home, Racial Justice, Racial Justice - Local Level Advocacy, Social Change, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyJune 24, 2020Leave a Comment

During the past few months the topics of racial inequity and injustice have been front and center in our country in ways not seen since the Civil Rights Movement. Black …

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Holocaust Education and Dismantling Racism

In America, Charlotte, Civil Rights, Diversity, Education, Holocaust, Home, Politics, Racial Justice, Racial Justice - Local Level Advocacy, Racial Justice - State Level Advocacy, Social Change, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyJune 3, 2020Leave a Comment

Antisemitism, in all its ugly forms reaching back thousands of years, is a vicious form of racism that began as anti-Judaism. It evolved throughout time from discrimination based solely on …

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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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Educational Opportunities During These Challenging Times…

In Charlotte, Education, Professional Development, Uncategorized by Talli DippoldMarch 30, 2020Leave a Comment

Times are challenging right now, in many different ways. It seems as if life just keeps handing us lemons when all we want are sweet oranges. We wanted to share …

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We Must Do More Than Remember

In Education, Holocaust, Home, Queens University, Social Change, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyJanuary 27, 20203 Comments

This past week my husband watched an episode of “Finding Your Roots” hosted by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. on which all three famous people discovered new information about their Jewish …

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Evolving and Devolving

In Holocaust, Home, Poetry, Queens University, Uncategorized by Judy SchindlerNovember 8, 2019Leave a Comment

Written for Kristallnacht (November 9-10, 2019) and Veteran’s Day (November 11, 2019) Language evolves. Research evolves. Learning evolves. We have been told to expand our language. November 9-10, 1938 was …

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Close to Home or Far, Far Away – Keep Learning!

In Charlotte, Education, Faith, Home, Israel, Jewish Studies, Uncategorized by Donna TarneyOctober 4, 2019Leave a Comment

I’m sure you have heard it before, in one way or another: be a lifelong learner. The reasons to do this are myriad: It keeps you young, It helps you …

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Presidential Determination (PD) on refugee admissions for 2020

In Uncategorized by Talli DippoldSeptember 11, 2019Leave a Comment

According to United States law, a “refugee” is a person who is unable or unwilling to return to his or her home country because of a “well-founded fear of persecution” …

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