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SUMMARY:Antisemitism and Anti-Black Racism: Two Sides of the Same Coin
DESCRIPTION:  \n \nWith the midterm elections around the corner\, join us for an afternoon with Eric K. Ward\, a nationally recognized expert on hate-fueled violence\, white nationalism\, and authoritarianism. Drawing on more than thirty years working at the intersection of the Black freedom struggle and the fight against antisemitism\, Ward will examine how rising threats against Jewish\, Black\, Muslim\, and other minoritized communities are connected—and will call on us to move from anxiety to organized\, coalition-based action to defend our fragile liberal democracy and work towards safety and freedom for all. \nPlease register in advance. \nAbout Eric Ward:\nEric K. Ward is a nationally recognized civil rights leader\, strategist\, and cultural organizer who has spent over three decades on the frontlines of racial justice\, democracy defense\, and resistance to authoritarianism. He serves as Executive Vice President of Race Forward and as a Senior Fellow with the Southern Poverty Law Center\, where his work centers the relationship between white nationalism\, antisemitism\, and the struggle for a thriving multiracial democracy. \nWard is the only American ever to receive the international Civil Courage Prize and has also been honored with the Peabody–Facebook Futures of Media Award for narrative work that helped shift how the nation understands white nationalist violence. He is co-producer of the documentary White With Fear and appears in acclaimed films including Viral: Antisemitism in Four Mutations and We’ve Been Here Before. He serves on the boards of the National Committee for Responsive Philanthropy and Auburn Theological Seminary\, and is a founder of States At The Center (STAC)\, CultureGuard\, and Moment Magazine’s Wide River Project. \nRaised in the punk scene of Southern California\, Ward made the Pacific Northwest home and launched his career as an organizer. He spent years researching and confronting white nationalist movements from the inside\, work that shaped his groundbreaking analysis linking antisemitism and anti-Black racism. With this analysis and more\, Ward has been quoted in The New Yorker\, New York Times\, Los Angeles Times\, Washington Post\, ESPN\, CNN\, MSNBC\, Black News Channel\, NPR\, BBC\, Rolling Stone\, and many other media outlets. Wherever he speaks\, Ward is known for pairing hard truths with a stubborn belief that belonging\, not fear\, is the foundation of a just society. \n 
URL:https://www.daviscenter.org/event/antisemitism-and-anti-black-racism-eric-ward/
LOCATION:Temple Sinai
CATEGORIES:Democracy 250
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SUMMARY:Live Taping of "Outlawed" Podcast
DESCRIPTION:“A Rabbi\, A Reverend\, and an Abortionist Walk into a Podcast”  \nJoin us at Temple Sinai for a special live taping of “Outlawed“\, the groundbreaking podcast that brings real stories and urgent conversations around reproductive health\, rights\, and justice directly to listeners. Co-hosted by Dr. Beverly Gray and Dr. Jonas Swartz\, Outlawed highlights the voices of patients\, providers\, and advocates navigating the shifting landscape of reproductive healthcare in America. \nFor this unique event\, Bev and Jonas will be joined by Rabbi Hannah Goldstein of Temple Sinai in Washington\, DC and Reverend Katey Zeh\, CEO of the Religious Community for Reproductive Choice.  Together\, they will bring an interfaith lens to the conversation and explore how faith communities\, healthcare providers\, and advocates can stand together for reproductive dignity. \nFollowing the taping\, join us for a reception with light refreshments and the opportunity to continue the conversation with fellow attendees\, advocates\, and community leaders. \nPlease register in advance.  Sponsorship opportunities are available; learn more here. \n[button link=”https://templesinaidc.shulcloud.com/form/podcast” color=”black” newwindow=”yes”] Register[/button]
URL:https://www.daviscenter.org/event/live-taping-of-outlawed-podcast/
LOCATION:Temple Sinai
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SUMMARY:Beyond the Count: Perspectives & Lived Experiences of Jews of Color
DESCRIPTION:Temple Sinai\, The Davis Center for Social Justice\, and Multiracial Sinai are pleased to announce an upcoming DC area wide in-person presentation of Beyond the Count: Perspectives and Lived Experiences of Jews of Color. The report provides the first-ever look on such a large scale of the Jews of Color community in the United States. Findings from 1\,118 surveys and 61 interviews detail how Jews of Color think about Jewish identity\, their experiences in Jewish communities\, their experiences with systemic racism in Jewish spaces\, and more. \nJoin us at Temple Sinai* as we welcome Ilana Kaufman\, Executive Director of the Jews of Color Initiative\, for a compelling conversation on the multiracial reality of the Jewish people and how systems of inequality are perpetuated in our own community. \nFor those who identify as People of Color\, Temple Sinai will host an informal Affinity Group dinner beginning at 6 PM. There is no charge for the dinner. Pre-registration is required. \nThanks to the following congregations for their support of this program: Adas Israel Congregation\, Sixth & I\, Temple Emanuel\, Temple Micah\, Temple Shalom\, Washington Hebrew Congregation \n[button link=”https://www.eventbrite.com/e/beyond-the-count-perspectives-and-lived-experiences-of-jews-of-color-registration-307040816347″ color=”black” newwindow=”yes”] Register[/button] \n  \n* This is an in-person program only. Temple Sinai does not require masks or proof of vaccination for anyone entering the temple with the exception of Nursery School programs and meetings.
URL:https://www.daviscenter.org/event/beyond-the-count-perspectives-lived-experiences-of-jews-of-color/
LOCATION:Temple Sinai
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SUMMARY:Social Action Shabbat
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a spirited Shabbat service to honor our active year of social justice programs and our leaders who have helped make it all happen. The service will be preceded by a festive prozdor starting at 6 pm.
URL:https://www.daviscenter.org/event/social-action-shabbat/
LOCATION:Temple Sinai
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