Rabbi Rachel Gross-Prinz and Saul Kaiserman, Director of Lifelong Learning, will lead a discussion to help our teens and their parents process these complex and painful times. We will be guided by our teens’ authentic questions, as well as your own, and will raise those on our own minds as well. We will identify the Jewish values that guide us as we consider our responsibility to action, individually and collectively. The conversation will begin with the full group and then there will be separate breakout groups for parents and teens. To register, please email ; the Zoom link will be sent out to all participants in advance of the meeting.
Teen Community Program — A Conversation about Race, Justice and Recent Events
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Teen Community Program — A Conversation about Race, Justice and Recent Events
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