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Our Story, Your Table: Celebrate Jewish Diversity

Join us in five unique online experiences as we celebrate the diversity of Jews and Jewish traditions through food and storytelling, in partnership with Be'chol Lashon.

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This Week's Torah Portion

B'chukotai
בְּחֻקֹּתי
My Laws

If you follow My laws and faithfully observe My commandments, I will grant your rains in their season, so that the earth shall yield its produce and the trees of the field their fruit. - Leviticus 26:3-4

Torah

Leviticus 26:3-27:34

Haftarah

Jeremiah 16:19-17:14

When

May 28, 2022 / 27 Iyar 5782

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Next Week's Torah Portion

B'midbarIn the Wildernessבְּמִדבַּר

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Reproductive Justice

Reflecting on the Jewish Rally for Abortion Justice

May 24, 2022

As a young woman, I am very frightened by the recent draft Supreme Court opinion that overturns Roe v. Wade. This opinion would abolish 50 years of court precedent that protects our fundamental right to privacy. I was shaken that my ability to make private medical decisions could soon be policed by people who will never experience the circumstances surrounding those decisions.

Arts and Culture

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Netflix’s Russian Doll Season 2: Nesting Trauma in Three Generations of Jewish Women

May 18, 2022

In this season, time is immutable. It can be questioned, but not changed. Family can be understood, but not altered. The self, in this case, the result of intergenerational trauma, must be accepted. In Russian Doll, the only way to see the good in the world is to stop looking back, to stop journeying inward, and to the wake up in the present.

Jews of Color

Q&A with Chinese Jewish Advocate and Educator Amy Albertson

May 4, 2022

Amy Albertson (she/her), 30, is a Chinese Jewish advocate and online educator living in Northern California. She works as a social media consultant for Jewish organizations.