with Brett Rubin, Marissa Rubin and Judy (Weiss) Schachter, colleagues at New Trier High School
This 32-poster exhibit was developed to foster curiosity discussion, and reflection about the complexity of Jewish identity in today’s world. They address questions such as: Is Jewishness a race? What does antisemitism look like today? What is the relationship between Jewish identity, the origins of the comic book industry, and modern society? Our time together will include the opportunity to meet the creators, learn the origin story of the exhibit, and engage in guided discussion with fellow congregants. The exhibit will be available beginning on November 4. We encourage you to view it before the workshop.
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BRETT RUBIN, MARISSA RUBIN, JUDY (WEISS) SCHACHTER have over 50 years of combined experience teaching high school literature and language. Colleagues at New Trier High School, they are excited to share with you their contribution to the conversation about identity at New Trier. Judy is a Beth Emet congregant, and Marissa belongs to Temple Beth El in Northbrook.
Daily Meditation from Institute for Jewish Spirituality
Israel Committee Meeting
CANCELLED: A Close Look at Torah with Rabbi Andrea London
