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PresenTenseLA 2014: Challenging the Status Quo
PresenTenseLA 2014 unveils social entrepreneurial ventures that challenge the status quo. A collaborative process embraces a wide variety of voices to create provocative theatrical experiences based on Jewish myths, folklore, and history. ROSIES aims to provide employment opportunities for adults with disabilities, addressing civil rights issues head-on and building a more inclusive and self-sufficient Jewish…
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PresenTenseLA 2014: Empowering for Change
PresenTenseLA 2014 Fellows Sara Gershfeld and Leah Weiner are highlighted in this post, discussing their social entrepreneurial ventures Love My Provider and The Emma Project. Love My Provider aims to help special needs families find local providers, while The Emma Project provides skill-based training infused with Jewish values to help women advance in their careers.
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Legal Dinner Honors A True Woman of Valor
Honoring Nancy Sher Cohen, the 2014 recipient of the Bruce I. Hochman Maimonides Torch of Justice Award, the Legal Division Dinner brought together attorneys, judges, and community members. Nancy’s commitment to justice, especially for Holocaust survivors, was praised by all. The event included speeches, networking opportunities, and an after-party for young attorneys. Join our Legal…
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Advocating for our Jewish Community in Sacramento
Advocating for our Jewish Community in Sacramento: Jewish Public Affairs Committee of California (JPAC) advocates united in Sacramento to support social service budget and safety net programs, anti-bullying and human trafficking legislation. Assemblymember Nancy Skinner honored with the Legislator of the Year Award. Engaging discussions held on campus climate and Jewish students. Visit www.jpac-cal.org for…
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PresenTenseLA 2014: Telling Stories, Connecting People
PresenTenseLA 2014 Fellows Ilana Ross and Joseph Shamash are using personal storytelling and film to connect disparate populations and create social change. Ross’s initiative, Share Our Stories, teaches the history of the Holocaust to students in Los Angeles, encouraging them to think critically and express themselves. Shamash’s organization, The One Wish Project, aims to bridge…
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PresenTenseLA 2014: Supporting ALL of Our Jewish Families
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The Shaping of Israel: A Day of Provocative Conversations with Yossi Klein Halevi
Join acclaimed author Yossi Klein Halevi for a day of provocative conversations at University Synagogue in Brentwood. Discuss his recent book, “Like Dreamers: The Story of the Israeli Paratroopers Who Reunited Jerusalem and Divided a Nation,” and gain a new understanding of the nuances within the settler movement. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with…
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It Takes A Woman Sizzled with ‘Kosher Burrito’ Giselle Fernandez
Join us at the It Takes A Woman event with keynote speaker Giselle Fernandez. Experience the power of women’s philanthropy and support our Federation. Help us provide non-medical monetary support for families in need. Get involved with our Valley Alliance Women’s Department and make a difference in our community. Contact Leah Kitz at LKitz@JewishLA.org or…
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PresenTenseLA 2014: Reshaping CommUNITY
PresenTenseLA 2014 Fellows Jonathan Bubis and Zalman Kravitz are reshaping the Jewish community with their ventures. Bubis aims to transform prayer through music and inclusivity, while Kravitz is focused on creating a collaborative fundraising ecosystem for small nonprofits. Join them in revolutionizing the way Jewish nonprofits are funded by exploring innovative funding sources and collaborating.…
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Meet Israeli High Tech Heroes in L.A. This Week
Meet Israeli High Tech Heroes in L.A. This Week. Join us to hear from the alumni of Israel’s elite cyber/tech IDF unit, 8200, who have revolutionized industries and changed the world. Don’t miss the opportunity to network with these prestigious professionals and learn about their unique entrepreneurial spirit. Register here for the TLV Talks event…
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Jewish Community Hosts L.A. County Sheriff Candidates Debate Sunday Night
Join us this Sunday night for the L.A. County Sheriff Candidates Debate hosted by the Jewish Community. Meet the candidates and engage in the local political process. RSVP now for this free event at the Westside JCC. Don’t miss this opportunity to have your voice heard. For more information, contact Debate@ShomrimSoCal.org.
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Remember the Survivors Too
Support Holocaust survivors in need. Help raise $1 million for the Holocaust Survivors Homecare Crisis Fund to provide essential services for local survivors in Los Angeles. Donate now to make a difference and ensure they can live with the dignity they deserve. Contact Betsy Berger at BBerger@JewishLA.org for more information. Never forget, remember the survivors…
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What Makes a Film “Jewish?”
Discover what makes a film “Jewish” in Cinema: The Jewish Lens, a thought-provoking online film series brought to you by Jewish Federation Los Angeles and Jerusalem U. Explore the history, humor, and cultural significance of Jewish cinema through commentary from actors, producers, critics, rabbis, and scholars. Sign up now for free access to The Jewish…
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Victory for All: Brentwood Men Play Day
Last Thursday, Brentwood Country Club’s athletes came out for a day full of camaraderie and friendly competition at their 66th Annual Jewish Federation Men’s Play Day! There were approximately 120 golfers and 25 tennis players in all—swinging, driving, putting and serving in support of our Federation’s life-changing work. After the games had come to an…
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Update: Our Impact in Ukraine
Our Federation’s Ukrainian Jews Relief Fund provided immediate assistance to the most vulnerable Jews in Ukraine. Through this fund, we raised $80,000 to help our Jewish family in Ukraine, with 100 percent of proceeds being distributed to our partners. Our community’s ongoing support has provided tens of thousands of vulnerable members with supplemental services.
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Hosting My First Seder Just Got Easier
Celebrate Passover with your friends and create a meaningful experience with the help of Birthright Israel alumni. Register your Seder through NEXT and receive resources and a small stipend to make your celebration unforgettable. Whether you want a traditional or contemporary Seder, this opportunity allows you to easily participate in Jewish life and create lasting…
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Playing Games Can Be Serious Business
Discover how games and social media can enhance involvement and engagement in the Jewish community and synagogues. Dr. Eric Gordon’s presentation at our Synagogue Leadership Series workshop tackled serious issues with a playful approach, resulting in valuable methods for congregation leaders. Break out of the silos and join the next Federation Synagogue Leadership Series workshop…
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On the Waterfront: 41st Annual Jewish Federation Dinner at Del Rey
Join us at the 41st Annual Jewish Federation Dinner at Del Rey Yacht Club, where we celebrate our commitment to The Jewish Federation and the life-changing work we accomplish together. With remarks from Event Co-Chair Pauline Dror and a passionate speech from our Federation’s President & CEO Jay Sanderson, this event raised $155,000 for our…
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Cheers for James Burrows at Entertainment Division Event
Legendary director James Burrows shares insights and stories from his illustrious career at our Federation’s Entertainment Division event. With 10 Emmy® awards and 4 DGA awards under his belt, Burrows has directed iconic TV comedies including Will & Grace, Friends, Cheers, and Taxi. Attendees gained valuable knowledge and advice for their own careers. Contact us…
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Our Community Sprang in to Action
Join us as we make a difference in our community. Our Federation volunteers are dedicated to supporting veterans, people with special needs, and those experiencing food insecurity and poverty. Help us brighten someone’s day, serve a meal, or cultivate a garden. Sign up for our volunteer e-mail list and follow us on Facebook for updates.
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