Oppression and Jewish Identity

A group of white people sit at a table, talking together. THere are books and papers on the table. One person, in the foreground, is facing away from the camera, and they are wearing a yarmulke and a shirt that says “Think Jewishly. Act Locally.” on the back.

Oppression and Jewish Identity

Date

Jul 09 2019
, 7PM- 9PM

Tuesday, July 9, 2019 at 7:00pm

Presented by Jews United for Justice

Join JUFJ and other Jewish partners for the first in a series of workshops around confronting and healing from our relationship to white supremacy. At this first workshop on July 9th, we will situate our lived experiences as Jewish people carrying multiple identities within a society built upon structural oppression, through facilitated activities and dialogue. To be more effective in the struggle for racial and economic justice, we must do the work to understand and heal ourselves. Come to the convening and join us in this learning – RSVP here: https://jufj.org/event/baltimore-july-community-convening/.

Note: This workshop series is built through a Jewish lens, and all folks are welcome if they feel moved to attend.

JUFJ’s White Supremacy Workshop Series is generously funded by The Kolker-Saxon-Hallock Family Foundation Inc., A Supporting Foundation of the Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore.

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