Join members of the Jewish Diaspora Movement for a day of workshops and self-organizing to help build the new Jewish institutions we need for a liberated Judaism.

Where: Urbane Arts Center, Brooklyn, NY

When: Monday, October 12, 9:30-4:30pm

What: Gather with other groups to strengthen the tangible skills and share the resources we need to build strong, durable, meaningful alternative Jewish institutions. Fill out this survey upon registration to tell us a bit more about your organization and what you'd like to see at the event. But you can likely expect workshops focused on capacity-building, democratic governance, fundraising, coalition-building, and more!

Who: The Jewish Diaspora Movement is a hub for Jewish cultural and religious projects that reject the assumption that Jews need an insular culture or a militarized ethnostate. We are currently onboarding groups to our founding minyan. You don't need to belong to participate—if you're building a new communal institution self-defined as anti-Zionist, diasporist, non-Zionist, internationalist, or something else in that vein, join us on October 12!

Ticket: Your $18 ticket includes the day's programming: formal workshops and self-organizing time. We'll also provide coffee and lunch. A $10 digital ticket includes livestream access to workshops. (Keep in mind that these will not be "hybrid" sessions; digital ticket-holders will be able to listen in on workshops, but not participate.)

The organizers: This day is organized by JDM member-institutions represented by Arielle Angel (Jewish Currents), Dania Rajendra (American Council for Judaism), Alissa Wise (Rabbis for Ceasefire), and Zahara Zahav (JFREJ).

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