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The work of becoming anti-racist is never complete and a life-long learning process. Whether you’ve been involved in anti-racism work before or this may be your first exploration of internal biases and how white supremacy is infused into our daily lives, we hope you will join us.
This workshop will explore the ways that white supremacy culture shows up through various levels of society; internally, inter-personally, institutionally, and systemically. By examining and questioning whiteness we will begin to develop an understanding of what an active anti-racist practice can be.
About the facilitator: Yael Horowitz is a white, queer, Jewish organizer, educator and artist. She has been a Jewish educator for over 6 years as well as the director of a summer camp. She developed the curriculum and ran the Bonimot Tzedek (Building Justice) Jewish social justice program for Montgomery County teens.
Dating is weird right now. Do you have a Zoom call or meet for a socially distant walk? Do you dress for a first date or are sweatpants suitable? Erika Ettin, online dating coach and founder of A Little Nudge, is here to share her dating tips for both regular times and pandemic times. She’ll also answer any and all of your burning questions about dating today.
EntryPointDC’s popular #Adulting series is expanding this summer! Join us for in-depth virtual workshops on topics such as dating during a pandemic, pivoting your career, meditating to reduce stress, and more. Each workshop will include time for live Q & A sessions with our experts and you will have to option to register for recorded Zoom sessions.
Click here to see all seven workshops. If you have any questions or if the cost of this program is prohibitive, please email Stacy Miller at stacym@edcjcc.org
Join your friends for a weekly bingo night! We will send each participant a bingo card via email – all you need is to make sure that you have coins or other objects to cover each space.
Be sure to register by 5:00 PM the day before the event to make sure you get a bingo card and the Zoom link.
If you have any questions, please contact Joy Stein, Director of Inclusion & Disabilities Programming, at joys@edcjcc.org.
Have you been furloughed or laid off during COVID, and you’re questioning how your skills can transfer to another industry. Have you been thinking about changing careers? Join Danielle Rossele, LCSW, to assess your transferable skills and explore alternative job possibilities. During this workshop we’ll assess your transferable skills and greatest strengths using SkillScan Drive, an online career assessment tool; explore job options based on your assessment that tap your talents and transferable skills; and gain ideas on how to kickstart your job search.
EntryPointDC’s popular #Adulting series is expanding this summer! Join us for in-depth virtual workshops on topics such as dating during a pandemic, pivoting your career, meditating to reduce stress, and more. Each workshop will include time for live Q & A sessions with our experts and you will have to option to register for recorded Zoom sessions.
Click here to see all seven workshops. If you have any questions or if the cost of this program is prohibitive, please email Stacy Miller at stacym@edcjcc.org
Join the Inclusion & Disabilities program of the EDCJCC and Dreams for Kids DC for a virtual yoga class!
Free to (virtually) attend, but please register in order to get the Zoom link.
Register now for our upcoming fitness class series with Sprit Club! This will be a private interactive class and we look forward to building a community together. The format of class will be very special as all participants will be invited to keep their cameras and microphones on so they can chat with the trainer and their peers.
Dates: Wednesdays, July 15, 22, 29; August 5, 12, 19, 26; September 2
Time: 9:30 – 10:30 AM
Cost: $125 for eight classes
Deadline to register: July 10
Learn more about Spirit Club Fitness by visiting spirit-club.com and email Joy Stein, Director of Inclusion & Disability Programming, with any questions at joys@edcjcc.org.
Join us for an evening of story-sharing with three trans women who have dedicated their lives to helping LGBTQ+ young adults get back on their feet. Ruby Corado, Holly Goldmann, and Consuella Lopez, who have created a safe and welcoming home for LGBTQ+ youth at Casa Ruby, will share a piece of their lives with us. Their stories include what it’s like to be a trans woman of color, a trans Jewish woman, the experiences of being undocumented and homeless, and ultimately the face of comfort and support for young LGBTQ+ people struggling to obtain housing, employment and community.
Please register in order to receive the zoom link for this program.
In partnership with GLOE, Nice Jewish Boys, and Bet Mishpachah.
Join your friends for a weekly bingo night! We will send each participant a bingo card via email – all you need is to make sure that you have coins or other objects to cover each space.
Be sure to register by 5:00 PM the day before the event to make sure you get a bingo card and the Zoom link.
If you have any questions, please contact Joy Stein, Director of Inclusion & Disabilities Programming, at joys@edcjcc.org.
What’s really in your way? The turmoil of the past few months has created an experience of powerlessness for many people, particularly when it comes to what the future holds for their careers. This workshop will be led by Jessica Lilly, founder of The New Job Coach. It is an opportunity to reclaim what is within your control to move your career goals forward. We will uncover beliefs that have stopped you and create opportunities to shake them loose!
EntryPointDC’s popular #Adulting series is expanding this summer! Join us for in-depth virtual workshops on topics such as dating during a pandemic, pivoting your career, meditating to reduce stress, and more. Each workshop will include time for live Q & A sessions with our experts and you will have to option to register for recorded Zoom sessions.
Click here to see all seven workshops. If you have any questions or if the cost of this program is prohibitive, please email Stacy Miller at stacym@edcjcc.org
Do you dance, sing, tell jokes, juggle, or play an instrument? Here’s your chance to show off your skills! Join the EDCJCC and Dreams for Kids DC for our virtual talent show! When you register, let us know about your special skill.
Free to (virtually) attend, but please register in order to get the Zoom link.
The Edlavitch DCJCC embraces inclusion in all its programs and activities. We welcome and encourage the participation of all people, regardless of their background, sexual orientation, abilities, or religion, including interfaith couples and families.