Join UJA and The Shalom Hartman Institute of North America for a morning of meaningful online learning about Judaism, justice, and our role in pursuing a more equitable world.
Join us for a timely conversation with Her Excellency Shamma Al Mazrui, U.A.E. minister of state for youth affairs, about the normalization deal between Israel and the UAE, and the role of young people in building our future.
Join UJA Women for a new series exploring the power of women through the study of kabbalah.
UJA-Federation and The Jewish Week present a virtual discussion with two novelists (and good friends!) Nicole Krauss and Eshkol Nevo, moderated by Jewish Week culture editor Sandee Brawarsky.
Learn from health and wellness experts the self-care techniques you can practice to maximize your overall well-being.
Join us for a conversation with Meryl Ain, author of the award-winning new novel, The Takeaway Men.
Jessica Abo, best-selling author of Unfiltered, discusses being your best self during the pandemic.
Rabbi Dr. Warren Goldstein, chief rabbi of South Africa, and Eric S. Goldstein discuss the Jewish response to Covid.
UJA Northern Westchester presents Judaic Studies With Rabbi Bethie Miller.
Join our trilogy of classes that integrate the arts and Jewish learning to deepen our understanding of three Jewish holidays.
UJA Long Island Women invite you to an exclusive virtual site visit to Queens College Hillel.
UJA Northern Westchester presents Judaic Studies With Rabbi Bethie Miller.
Join UJA Women for a new series exploring the power of women through the study of kabbalah.
Join UJA’s Voices of Zion initiative for the next series of classes featuring scholars from the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America. We’ll focus on the topic “For Heaven’s Sake: The Paradox of Power.”
Join us at the Rockville Centre Community Reception as we honor Elinor B. Appel, Michele and Dr. Alvin Morrison, and the Rockville Centre Police Department’s 54 Officers
Join UJA Women for a new series exploring the power of women through the study of kabbalah.
Join our trilogy of classes that integrate the arts and Jewish learning to deepen our understanding of three Jewish holidays.
Join NYC Women as our literary series with Anna Katsavos, Ph.D., continues with timely and thought-provoking novels.
Join UJA Women for a new series exploring the power of women through the study of kabbalah.
Join UJA Women for a new series exploring the power of women through the study of kabbalah.
Join UJA’s Voices of Zion initiative for the next series of classes featuring scholars from the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America. We’ll focus on the topic “For Heaven’s Sake: The Paradox of Power.”