Jewish Social Justice

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Jewish Social Justice

Date

May 27 2020
, 1PM- 3PM

In a Time of Quarantine: An Intergenerational Conversation

Wednesday, May 27, 2020 at 1:00pm

Facilitators: April Baskin, Tracie Guy-Decker, Noah Mitchell, and Jody Harburger

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The weight of the age of COVID19 has put a strain on every aspect of our lives: personal, professional, spiritual. For many of us, it’s also taking a toll on our social and racial justice commitments. Recognizing that generation is one of the many intersectional identities affecting us right now, let’s get together as Baby Boomers, Generation Xers, and Millennials for a deep dive conversation about the opportunities and obstacles for social justice work in a time of quarantine.

Facilitators include Jewish social justice consultant and practitioner April N. Baskin, Tracie Guy-Decker from the Jewish Museum of Maryland, Noah Mitchel from the Baltimore Jewish Council, and Jordan “Jody” Harburger, who retired in 2016 after nearly a half century of service to the Jewish community.

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