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Thinking About Reopening? 10 Things Synagogue Leaders Should Consider

Thinking About Reopening? 10 Things Synagogue Leaders Should Consider

Barry Mael, Senior Director of Synagogue Affiliations and Operationsshares his thoughts on approaches to reopening synagogues.
No Experience Necessary – USY’s Epic Summer Pivot

No Experience Necessary – USY’s Epic Summer Pivot

A few weeks ago, USY cancelled our summer programs for the first time in our almost seventy-year history.
Design Thinking for Synagogues: Let's Talk Tachlis!

Design Thinking for Synagogues: Let's Talk Tachlis!

This unprecedented time requires innovative solutions. I found that my training in human centered design to be of great benefit to synagogues.

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October 27, 2020 9 Heshvan, 57812:00 PM

USCJ-Keshet Leadership Project For LGBTQ Equality and Belonging

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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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