Programs

Whether you’re new to Judaism, seeking conversion, or reimagining your Jewish life, this course is for you! This 16-class, two-module series offers a fresh and rigorous exploration of Jewish identity, history, and practice grounded in justice, diaspora, and spiritual autonomy. 

This Shavuot, as we witness unimaginable suffering in Gaza, join Rabbis for Ceasefire, the American Council for Judaism, and global partners for “Revealing Liberation: The Torah of Solidarity” — a 26-hour virtual Tikkun Leyl Shavuot of learning, music, and connection across continents, building Jewish solidarity with Palestine and illuminating a path toward collective liberation. All are welcome, no prior Torah study experience needed.

Join Rabbi Andy Kahn in conversation with Professor Atalia Omer. We will discuss how Jews today are reimagining Jewishness through a justice-oriented lens, creating new forms of post-Zionist Judaism rooted in solidarity (particularly with Palestinians), ritual innovation, and community building. The conversation will highlight not only the rupture with inherited assumptions, but also the creative possibilities emerging at the intersection of tradition and ethical accountability.

Delving into Feld's research, this conversation will examine the often-overlooked voices that have shaped American Jewish perspectives on Israel and Zionism from the 19th century to today.

Join Joelle Berman and Erica Rosen as they share their experience discovering the joy and power of creating their own liberation focused haggadot and seders for Passover. They'll explain how they came to this project, and how to do it yourself.

Our first Shabbat service in Brooklyn, held at the Center for New Jewish Culture.