Families will join in a reading and facilitated discussion about the book, What Can a Citizen Do? by Dave Eggars. Engage in conversation and explore what it means to be an active citizen and how youth can support a cause and make positive change in the world.
Volunteers are needed to help serve a meal for the clients of The Helping Up Mission. The Helping Up Mission is both a long-term residential recovery program and an overnight shelter for men in need. Please note COVID and other rules for this service project: Upon arrival at the 1029 Front Desk/Lobby, you will […]
Join us for a virtual discussion about race using the book So You Want to Talk About Race, the New York Times bestseller by Ijeoma Oluo, which offers a hard-hitting but user-friendly examination of race in America. Chapters 1-5 will be explored during this provocative interactive discussion. Widespread reporting on aspects of white supremacy -- […]
Just because we are distant, doesn’t mean we can’t still do some good together – have a friend sign up too! Join us for a virtual party with a purpose as we learn how and make fleece blankets to be given to children and families in need to stay warm this winter. Orders for […]
Why should we see working to dismantle racism as part of our obligation as Jews? Join Repair the World Baltimore’s Executive Director, Rabbi Jessy Dressin, for a text study and discussion to begin to answer that question and explore the relationship between anti-Semitism and racism.
Volunteers are needed to help serve a meal for the clients of The Helping Up Mission. The Helping Up Mission is both a long-term residential recovery program and an overnight shelter for men in need. Please note COVID and other rules for this service project: Upon arrival at the 1029 Front Desk/Lobby, you will check-in […]
Have you ever had to meticulously think about what your plan is if you are stopped by the police? Have you ever worried about ending up in a news headline as a result of a police interaction? Baratunde Thurston has, and as he explains in his Ted Talk, by better understanding what “living while black” […]
