Why We Are Polarized and What to Do About It
A program is in partnership with Project Shema and the ADL Heartland

This interactive training, led by Project Shema, offers Jewish leaders the tools and strategies to navigate difficult conversations around anti-Jewish harm. Project Shema helps everyone align on shared language to communicate to others who Jews are, what antisemitism is, and how it operates. There will be time for small group discussion and Q&A as we learn to activate and support allies. Participants will leave with simple strategies to help others recognize the complex identities and lived experiences of the Jewish people. Open to the Jewish community; Appropriate for ages 14+.

Sunday, June 1 | 9:30 am - 11:30 am | Temple Israel | free to attend

Opening by Lauren Brenner, Board Chair of ADL Heartland, and workshop led by Sophia McGree, Senior Facilitator and Coach at Project Shema.

RSVP required by Tuesday, May 27. Register using the form below!

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