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Israel is a Better Place on May 8th

Join us on May 8th for an inspiring presentation by Jason Wolf, VP of North America for Better Place, an Israeli electric car company that’s reinventing the industry. He’ll share […]

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Israel’s 64th Birthday Party!

This Thursday, we celebrate Yom Ha’atzmaut – commemorating the anniversary of Israel’s declaration of Independence in 1948. On Sunday, join us at the party! This year’s Israel Independence Day Festival […]

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What could be cooler than the Negev in July?

Spend an incredible summer in Israel’s Negev from July 9-August 5, working with Israeli students to build student and entrepreneurial villages. Connect with Israel’s people, land, and history. With Federation subsidies, the cost is only $1,000, including airfare and accommodations. Limited space available. Download an application now and join us in shaping Israel’s future! Contact…

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What are you doing this Summer?

Plan an unforgettable family trip to Israel this Summer with Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA) Family Missions. Explore the Jewish State and experience the difference our support makes. Register now for a life-changing vacation that embraces Jewish family values. If a family mission isn’t your speed, JFNA also offers a national young leadership mission.…

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Rabbi Naomi Levy Charges Leaders to Answer “The Call”  

Rabbi Naomi Levy charges Jewish leaders to answer “The Call” in an inspiring seminar. Levy, founder of NASHUVA, discusses the sense of being called to step up in life and shares her own journey of overcoming adversity. Her authenticity and wisdom have gained her recognition as one of “America’s Top 50 Rabbis.”

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Want to Make it in Hollywood? Go to Israel this June.

Learn from the best in Hollywood and make connections in Tinseltown at the Master Class in Film & Television in Tel Aviv, Israel. This game-changing experience puts you in touch with some of the biggest names in the industry, including past masters like Darren Starr, Ed Zwick, and J.J. Abrams. Apply now to make it…

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Happy Passover!

Our Federation is writing a new Haggadah every day, thanks to your generous support. Recently, Ilyse, a single mother, faced homelessness due to unsteady work. Through our social services, she accessed resources and now has a roof over her head. With our assistance, Ilyse stabilized her situation and can focus on her job search. Thank…

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What happens in Vegas…

TribeFest, a program of the Jewish Federations of North America (JFNA), brings together Jewish young adults from across North America for an entertaining and educational celebration of Jewish life. With workshops, seminars, and special guests like Olympic gold medalist Lenny Krayzelburg, attendees connect with their Jewish identity and strengthen their communities. Don’t miss out on…

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One Partnership, Three Perspectives

The Jewish Federation’s School Twinning program fosters a 3-way partnership between the Shalom Aleichem School, Kehillat Israel, and the Shevach Mofet School. This unique program connects schools in Los Angeles with schools in Tel Aviv, impacting 60,000 students through shared curricula, training, and exchanges. Join us in ensuring the Jewish future through education and collaboration.…

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Rain Can’t Soak the Spirit of our Volunteers!

Join our dedicated volunteers as they brave the rain to make a difference in Los Angeles. From gardening to feeding families, our Community Service Day supports various projects that benefit the community. Don’t miss out on the next event on June 3rd. Sign up for our volunteer e-mail list today!

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It Takes a Woman

Join us at It Takes A Woman, an annual luncheon hosted by The Jewish Federation Valley Alliance Women’s Department. Best-selling author Iris Krasnow will share her personal experiences as a wife, mother, and daughter. Don’t miss out on this enlightening event! Contact (818) 464-3221 or ATaubman@JewishLA.org for more info.

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Better Together Conference Inspires Jewish Organizations to Take Action

The Better Together Inclusion Conference brought together professionals and lay leaders from various Jewish organizations to discuss and implement methods of inclusion within their institutions and the community. Keynote speaker, Shelly Christensen, emphasized the importance of meaningful participation and engagement for people with disabilities. Jacob Artson shared his personal experiences and called for a more…

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The Day Schools that Could Be

Discover the importance of including children with special needs in Jewish day schools. Learn about successful programs in Atlanta and Chicago, as well as Jewish Montessori schools in Toronto, New Jersey, and Brooklyn. Explore the experiences of Ezra, a child with autism, and how he benefits from attending Camp Ramah in Ojai. Gain insight into…

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Inclusion and Independence

At the Etta Israel Center, our guiding philosophy is Inclusion in the community, independence in life. We provide inclusion services in Jewish Day Schools and run Shabbatonim to bring together synagogue members and individuals with special needs. We also operate Jewish group homes to provide residential options for independence. Join us in creating a community…

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To Know Where We Are Going, We Must Know Where We Come From

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The Jewish Federation’s Vision for an Inclusive Jewish Community

Jewish Federation Los Angeles is committed to creating an inclusive Jewish community that welcomes and supports individuals with special needs. Through their HaMercaz program and collaborative efforts with other organizations, they provide a continuum of services and opportunities for individuals of all ages. Learn more and get involved in creating a supportive community.

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Take the Inclusion Pledge

Help promote inclusion in our community by signing our Inclusion Pledge during Inclusion Awareness Month (IAM). For every signature, $1 will be donated to inclusive Jewish programming. Join us in ensuring everyone gets the respect and assistance they deserve. Click the link for more details on IAM and make a difference today.

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Our Journey, Your Journey

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Jerusalem Scholar Melila Hellner-Eshed Shares Authentic Kabbalah with SoCal Rabbis

Learn authentic Kabbalah from renowned scholar Melila Hellner-Eshed. She recently led a seminar on the Zohar, the central text of Jewish mysticism, for over 40 rabbis in Southern California. Discover the fascinating characters, symbols, and themes of the Zohar, described as the “Jewish Lord of the Rings.” Join the Board of Rabbis and the Hartman…

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Kick Off Inclusion Awareness Month at the Better Together Shabbat Service

Join us on Saturday, January 28th for the “Better Together” Shabbat service, kicking off Inclusion Awareness Month. Learn how to be more inclusive to our Jewish brothers and sisters with special needs. Our Nes Gadol students will lead prayers, learn Torah, and share their insights. Don’t miss this celebration of inclusion in the Jewish community.…

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