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The Power of Ecosystems

The Power of Ecosystems

It’s one week as CEO for USCJ and the Rabbinical Assembly, and I can already see why the new partnership we are forging will be so powerful.

10 Tips: Virtual Fundraising Today to Prepare for Tomorrow

10 Tips: Virtual Fundraising Today to Prepare for Tomorrow

It’s easy to feel that with the current financial crisis, how can we possibly ask for money and fundraise? The answer is, you can!

Can’t We Go Back To The Way It Used To Be?

Can’t We Go Back To The Way It Used To Be?

Rabbi Eytan Kenter, Kehillat Beth Israel, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, shares insights as we prepare for Tisha B'Av (erev July 29th and July 30th).
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Events

Training
October 27, 2020 9 Heshvan, 57812:00 PM

USCJ-Keshet Leadership Project For LGBTQ Equality and Belonging

Webinar
October 27, 2020 9 Heshvan, 57817:00 PM

Book Discussion Series with Park Avenue Synagogue: Emma Goldman: Anarchist Par Excellence

Webinar
November 8-November 10, 2020 21 Heshvan, 5781-23 Heshvan, 5781

Kol Tzedek: A Virtual Conference on Racial Justice

December 10, 2021 6 Tevet, 578212:00 AM

USCJ Convention 2021

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