Are you in the Boomer Generation and looking to deepen your learning about the intersection of hands-on service and racial justice?
Join other explorers in a facilitated, small group setting to deepen your collective understanding of how white Jews can show up, serve, and become aware of and an advocate for racial justice.
This 5 part series, designed for adults born between 1945-1964, will include learning, reflection, and action as stepping stone to greater awareness and learning.
Program Dates and Times
All sessions will be 8:30-9:30 a.m. via Zoom. Link will be sent upon registration.
Tuesday, December 8
Tuesday, December 15
Tuesday, December 22
Tuesday, January 5
Tuesday, January 12
This series is designed to:
- Explore what it takes to come more inclusive, knowledgeable, and activated as individuals.
- Clarify the intersection of hands-on volunteer service and racial justice, understanding that most volunteer needs results from systemic racial injustice.
- Create a brave space for communal conversation and internal reflection.
- Help you better understand the context in which things happen in the world and the roles and responsibilities of white Jews.
If you are a teen or a young adult and want to participate in a parallel program, contact 4Front or Repair the World. If you are the parent of young children and want to participate, stay tuned for future program dates!
The Macks Center for Jewish Connections supports Jewish journeys for Baltimoreans through Jewish living, learning, and service. By combining the work of Jewish Volunteer Connection (JVC) with the family engagement and inclusion agendas of the Macks Center for Jewish Education, we are creating experiences to help all people across our community build meaningful connections to Jewish life.
