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Sunday, March 1
 

9:30am PST

The Miraculous Birth of the Israel Philharmonic
Who were the heroes behind the creation of the Israel Philharmonic and how it grew to become one of Israel's greatest ambassadors.

Speakers
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Gordon Cherry

Gordon Cherry came from Toronto to work with the Vancouver Symphony. During those 35 seasons he was very active in the arts, teaching and performing throughout the general and Jewish Community with his wife Joyce.


Sunday March 1, 2020 9:30am - 10:30am PST
Room E

10:50am PST

Unstitched & Rewoven: The New Jewish Family
Families today are more diverse than ever before, and this is true of Jewish families too. What do today’s new Jewish families look like, and how can those in diverse families figure out the kind of Jewish life they want to build together? If you’re in a relationship thinking about these questions, or have a son or daughter who is making Jewish choices different than your own, join us to explore some ways in which definitions of Jewishness, access to Jewish content, and relationship to Jewish community organizations are being challenged and transformed in this generation.

Speakers
avatar for Samuel Klein

Samuel Klein

Rabbi Samuel Klein is Director of Jewish Engagement for the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle.  A lecturer and writer on religion and the arts, Samuel holds Masters degrees in Theology from Cambridge University and History of Art from University College London and trained as a... Read More →


Sunday March 1, 2020 10:50am - 11:05am PST
Room E

12:10pm PST

The “Othering” of Germany’s Jews and Canadian First Nations
A look at the ways the Jews of Germany during the Holocaust and  First Nation peoples during the settler colonial period  were “othered.” The role education played within these two populations as a tool for propaganda and its contribution to the othering process will be discussed.

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Anna-Mae Wiesenthal

Anna-Mae teaches at King David High School.  She holds a Masters and is currently doing a PhD in Holocaust and Genocide Studies. In 2017, Anna-Mae was the  recipient of the Kron Sigal Award for Excellence in Holocaust Education from the Vancouver Holocaust Education Centre.


Sunday March 1, 2020 12:10pm - 1:10pm PST
Room E

2:00pm PST

Biblical Psychohistories
Utilizing Elie Wiese's "Messengers of G-d" and Adin Steinsaltz's "Biblical Images" we will discuss psychological profiles of Biblical characters.  We will look at whether Eve was the "bad guy" or a heroine.  We will look at the Biblical Patriarchs and Matriarchs and their psychological profiles as we compare their development to our own.

Speakers
avatar for Bruce Aft

Bruce Aft

Rabbi Bruce Aft is the spiritual leader at Congregation Adat Reyim  in Springfield, VA. He is involved in developing dialogue groups, through George Mason University’s School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution where he currently serves as a visiting scholar.  His major claim... Read More →


Sunday March 1, 2020 2:00pm - 3:00pm PST
Room E
 
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