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Your local interfaith community invites you to join us for a transformative journey through the American South. Embark on a powerful exploration of the Civil Rights movement.

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Your local interfaith community invites you to join us for a transformative journey through the American South. Embark on a powerful exploration of the Civil Rights movement.

Your local interfaith community invites you to join us for a transformative journey through the American South. Embark on a powerful exploration of the Civil Rights movement.

The Northern Nosh is a collaborative project of Jewish organizations and individuals to share and celebrate Jewish food and culture. The festival is an intergenerational and family-friendly event. Our 4th annual festival will include a variety of Jewish foods lovingly made by our community members and professionals, music for kids and adults, kids crafts and other programs and activities. Enjoy Delicious Food Live Music Kids’ Activities Bagel Challenge More! Purchase Tickets Here: https://ohavizedek.shulcloud.com/form/4th-annual-northern-nosh.html

BYO Lunch (NO meat/shellfish) Beverages and dessert provided. For more information: http://bit.ly/4hhdSSK For centuries, we've known that the health of the brain and the body are connected. But now, science is able to provide insights into how to make lifestyle choices that may help you keep your brain and body healthy as you age. Join us to learn about research in the areas of diet and nutrition, exercise, cognitive activity and social engagement, and use hands-on tools to help you incorporate these recommendations into a plan for healthy aging. View Vermont Chapter Website Here for more information.

The Vermont Community Foundation awarded a Green Mountain Fund grant of $5,000 to JCOGS to support tikkun olam cooking for local shelters. This grant will allow us to expand our cooking program from twice monthly to every week. Join us in the kitchen every Tuesday to cook meals for people experiencing homelessness in our community. We are grateful to Stacy Burnstein for her work to secure this grant. If you are interested in this tikkun olam initiative of cooking for others, please contact Stacy Burnstein at stacyeveburnstein@gmail.com

In this course we will explore this deeply troubling but deeply fascinating history of American antisemitism, paying particular attention to the present rise of antisemitism and trying to make historical sense of this moment. Even the antisemitism seen today from those who would decry Israel as an illegitimate state and Jews as imperial colonialists that should be shunned, even this idea has its own history which we will explore.

Please join us on Thursday, Nov 13th, from 5-7pm at River Arts for our annual meeting. We'll provide pizzas, salads, and drinks and talk about our last year and hopes for the future!