Men On The Back 9
Tuesday, June 23, 2026
7:30 PM
placeWestchester

Join fellow “men on the back 9” — thoughtful men 60+ — for an engaging evening focused on the issues shaping our Jewish community today - both globally and in our own backyard. 

  • Learn how Hillels of Westchester is working with administrators, parents and students to assure a safe and comfortable environment  
  • Hear about real incidents local students encountered on campuses
  • Understand how UJA is meeting the moment and fighting antisemitism  

Rachel Klein, MSW, executive director of Hillels of Westchester and Wayne Goldstein, Westchester local and co-chair of UJA’s Combating Antisemitism Committee will be in conversation about the rise in antisemitism in general and on college campuses, UJA and Hillel's response to it, and what it means for our community. 

Featuring

Wayne Goldstein

Co-Chair, UJA’s Combatting Antisemitism Committee

Wayne Goldstein has held a wide range of lay positions at UJA- Federation of New York during the last three decades. Beginning as chair of the Larchmont / Mamaroneck men’s group, Wayne took on numerous leadership positions that included chairing the Westchester Region, Planned Giving & Endowments, the Network Department, and currently co-chairing the Combatting Antisemitism Committee.  Across this period, Wayne served numerous terms on UJA’s Board of Directors and its Executive Committee, as well as on various committees. 

Wayne lives with his wife, Tara Slone-Goldstein, former chair of the Westchester Region and the current chair of UJA’s Jewish Life...

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Rachel Klein, MSW

Executive Director of Hillels of Westchester

Rachel joined the Hillels of Westchester team as executive director in 2014. Prior to her time in the Hillel movement, Rachel served as the director of a Reform synagogue in New Jersey, a youth group advisor, and a teacher.  

She began her social work career in 2003 as a direct-practice social worker in mental health and substance abuse. On her journey from clinical social work to Hillel professional, she served as an assistant child advocate with the State of New Jersey for nearly a decade, where she focused on antibullying efforts, childhood lead poisoning, legislative oversight, and individual advocacy.   

Leadership

Event Chair

David Miller

David Miller

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