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SUMMARY:March with JCC East Bay at Oakland Pride!
DESCRIPTION:Join the JCC East Bay as we march in the Oakland Pride Parade! The parade starts at 10am and we will begin congregating at 9am. \nClick here to sign up and save your spot.
URL:https://jcceastbay.org/events/march-with-jcc-east-bay-at-oakland-pride/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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SUMMARY:From Ukraine to the Bay: The Jewish Community Response to Refugee Crises
DESCRIPTION:Join the conversation about the Jewish community’s response to refugee crises at a joint event with JCC East Bay\, HIAS\, & JFCS East Bay! \nHear from refugee crisis advocates\, Joe Goldman of HIAS and Robin Mencher of JFCS East Bay\, about their organizations’ efforts to support refugees with resettlement programs\, legal assistance\, and humanitarian crisis campaigns. This event will feature a moderated panel discussion between Goldman\, Mencher\, and Melissa Chapman\, CEO of the Jewish Community Center of the East Bay. \nClick here for registration information. \nHIAS is a Jewish humanitarian organization that offers assistance to refugees of all backgrounds.\nJFCS East Bay is a social services agency that supports individuals\, families\, older adults\, and refugees/immigrants in the East Bay region. \nFeatured Panelists: \nJoe Goldman is the Community Engagement Director for the Western Region at HIAS\, the world’s oldest – and only Jewish – international humanitarian agency serving refugees and asylum seekers of all backgrounds. He mobilizes activists\, organizations\, and lawmakers across California to ensure that displaced people are treated with the dignity they deserve. Before joining HIAS\, Joe worked at MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger\, the San Francisco-based Jewish Community Relations Council\, and began his career working on several political campaigns and progressive advocacy efforts. Joe holds both a BA in Political Communication and Master’s of Political Management from The George Washington University in Washington\, DC and lives in his native Los Angeles with his husband\, Adam. \nRobin Mencher is the CEO of JFCS East Bay\, and has served in this role since December 2020. Prior to JFCS East Bay\, Robin served as executive director of KQED Education where she led the public media organization’s service to the education community in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond. She has also worked as a program director at the San Francisco Education Fund\, where she focused on media and digital literacies\, youth voice\, technology integration\, teaching English learners\, and educational equity. As an active member of the Jewish community\, she has served on the New Generations and SF Bay Area regional board of directors of the New Israel Fund. Mencher earned her M.A. in Education at Mills College and her B.A. in American Studies at U.C. Santa Cruz. She also studied at the Pardes Institute of Jewish Studies year program and attended Hebrew University for a year as an undergrad. \nAdditional Information:\nDoors open at 6:30pm and the event starts promptly at 6:45pm. Light refreshments will be provided.\nVaccination and booster required\, masks encouraged. Event will be held outdoors.
URL:https://jcceastbay.org/events/from-ukraine-to-the-bay-the-jewish-community-response-to-refugee-crises/
LOCATION:JCC East Bay\, 1414 Walnut Street\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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SUMMARY:Holocaust Remembrance Day
DESCRIPTION:The JCC East Bay is proud to be a co-sponsor\, with Jewish Family & Community Services East Bay\, of the City of Berkeley’s 19th Annual Holocaust Remembrance Day program. \nThe program brings the community together to remember those who perished\, to honor those who survived\, and to recommit to vigilance against hatred\, persecution\, prejudice\, and tyranny. \nA candle lighting in memory of lost family and friends frames the hour-long program. \nThis year\, the community will honor Adela Mayer\, a distinguished Survivor of the Holocaust. Adela will share her experiences as a young child in Czechoslovakia\, who with her family\, evaded the Nazis by concealing their Jewish identity and fleeing into the forest many times\, to avoid capture. \nThe program also will feature musicians Heather Klein\, Soprano and Jason Manlapaz\, Pianist; poet Peter Dale Scott; and Tessa Rudnick\, granddaughter of Holocaust Survivor\, Jean Greenstein. \nClick here to reserve your free ticket to the virtual program.
URL:https://jcceastbay.org/events/holocaust-remembrance-day/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement,Jewish Life
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SUMMARY:Ukrainian Refugee Resettlement Collection Drive
DESCRIPTION:The JCC East Bay is partnering with the Jewish Family and Community Services East Bay to host a collection drive for Bay Area-based Ukrainian refugees and their families in need of household supplies during the process of settling into homes. We invite you to support these refugees by donating approved household items at the JCC East Bay in Berkeley. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \nFrom April 25 to May 25\, there will be donation bins located at the front of the building during our normal operation hours (Monday-Friday\, 8:30am-6pm) where you can drop off the items. (We will only be accepting newly purchased items listed below). Together\, we can provide relief and support to Ukrainian refugees in the Bay Area! \n  \nAcceptable Donation Items: \n\nToiletries: newly purchased FULL SIZE shampoo\, conditioner\, soap\, toothpaste\, toothbrush\, dental floss\, lotion\, and shaving items. These can be bagged together into individual complete sets (welcome kits)\, or provided in bulk (preferred).\nSmall household items: newly purchased sets of dishes\, utensils\, mixing bowls\, pots\, pans\, microwave\, toaster\, blender\, rice cooker\, electric teapot\, or vacuum. Please no plastic or anything alcohol-related. We are not currently accepting donations of gently used items.\nCleaning supplies: newly purchased brooms\, mops\, vacuums\, scrubbers\, dustpans\, buckets\, cleaning products including dish soap and sponges\, laundry detergent\, and Clorox/Windex.\nBaby items: new packs of diapers and wipes\, baby soap/shampoo/wash\, plush toys.\nSchool supplies: backpacks\, lunch boxes\, pencils\, pens\, binders\, lined paper\, notebooks\, markers\, crayons\, colored pencils\, scissors\, tape\, staplers.\nGift cards: Best stores are Target\, Safeway\, Amazon\, and VISA cards. We put these directly into the hands of those who need them.
URL:https://jcceastbay.org/events/ukrainian-refugee-resettlement-collection-drive/
LOCATION:JCC East Bay\, 1414 Walnut Street\, Berkeley\, CA\, 94709\, United States
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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SUMMARY:[Cancelled] Power Through Partnership: MLK Day
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URL:https://jcceastbay.org/events/power-through-partnership-mlk-day/
CATEGORIES:Civic Engagement
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