Judaism
Wednesday, Mar 11 • 6:30 pm to 9 pm
Across Iranian Jewry: Home, Exile, and Belonging
Join IKAR, Israel Policy Forum, and the New Israel Fund for Across Iranian Jewry: Home, Exile, and Belonging — a thoughtful conversation amplifying Iranian-Jewish voices in this extraordinary moment. Featuring Camille Moradian and Daniel Bral, moderated by Rachel Sumekh.
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Travel
Today • 7 pm to 8 pm
Travel Circle
IKARites Jo Pitesky and Judy Spungen will share their recent overseas adventures and we’ll learn more about what the travel circle has to offer.
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Today • 10 am to 11:30 am
Jewish Disability Wisdom with Rabbi Julia Watts Belser “Moses: Provocations from a Disabled Prophet”
On Zoom, we’ll grapple with spiritual and political questions about access and equity, invisibility and silence, as well as practices for transforming social inequality and shame to illuminate the provocative power of spiritual leadership that centers disability wisdom. ASL Interpretation will be provided.
Rabbi Julia Watts Belser is a scholar, spiritual teacher, and longtime activist for disability, LGBTQ, and gender justice.
TRIBE
Today • 6 pm to 8 pm
TRIBE (20s-30s) Hike and Learn (Lay-led)
Join fellow TRIBErs for a moderate sunset hike. Lay led by Kayla Morris.
Location: Ocean Trails Reserve via Shoreline & Catalina Loop (E Portal Trail, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275)
Coordinates: 33.726365242780126, -118.33552035932918
Difficulty: moderate
Distance: 3.5mi
Parking: residential street parking
Restrooms: available
Dogs: allowed on leash
Adult Learning
Today • 9:30 am to 11 am
Conscious Aging 5786 with Rabbi Deborah Silver (Virtual)
This virtual drop-in class is open to anyone who wants to explore the subject of our aging, with the aim of creating community as we turn towards this largely uncharted terrain. At every meeting, we will consider a short piece by Anne Lamott, which will serve as a springboard for practical exercises and conversations that incorporate our tradition’s wisdom and our own. Together we will set new goals for approaching our aging with insight, grace, purpose – and humor. Recommended age 55+.
By: Rabbi Deborah Silver