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Israel is a central part of the Jewish world, yet we often avoid discussing it so as not to raise controversy. Is there a way to talk about Israel in an objective manner? How can we best address these topics to diverse audiences? In this session, we will delve into these challenges and explore some practical skills to help us navigate them.
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We have been through what has historically been on the table, what is being talked about today, but we must now talk about the future. As Limmud Festival, we will come up with our 2024 Peace Initiative
Ben Azzai Programme Participants
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Participants of the Chief Rabbi’s Ben Azzai Programme, which runs in partnership with WJR and OLAM, learnt from WJR’s partners on the ground in Rwanda about the role of climate change, international development and empowerment in impoverished communities. Hear about how Ben Azzai puts youth at the forefront of tackling these truly Jewish issues.
Elliott Leigh Tucker Eli Goldsobel
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Mit Social Impact Projects has been delivering unique community workshops exploring freedom to self-express, creativity, communal dialogue, mentoring and interfaith work. We will present a vision of our work with an interactive dialogue, then we will form breakout groups to discuss & brainstorm new project ideas based upon communal needs and issues.
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Leah Thorn's new film ‘Marinade’ combines spokenword poetry, autobiography, animation and Super8 footage to deliver an honest and tender exploration of the intertwining of Second Generation identity, antisemitism and racism. Come and see the film, learn about the process of making it and engage in a creative conversation about the issues raised.
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