IYUN with IMPACT

With a beverage and a wide range of texts – from the Bible to Brene Brown – we will boldly address big, messy human questions through a Jewish lens.

IYUN, meaning “deliberation,” invites curious individuals to gather for four sessions. In each session we will dive into text to draw out meaning, expand our knowledge and explore our connection to our community, mental wellness and our sacred tradition of learning.

Additional sessions dates May 9, 16 and 23
This event will be facilitated by Dr. Susanna Garfein.

IYUN is a cohort-based Jewish learning experience done in collaboration with The Associated.

In-person and address will be provided closer to the event date

Questions? Contact Ali Duhan.

This event is presented by IMPACT, The Associated’s young adult division. IMPACT inspires community connections, philanthropy and leadership for Jewish community members between the ages of 22-39, at all stages of life.

In keeping with our Jewish values, The Associated supports a thriving Baltimore that celebrates diversity and appreciates the unique combination of gender, race, age, religion and ethnicity, sexual orientation, cognitive and physical disabilities and special qualities that each resident adds to the fabric of life in Baltimore. We welcome everyone interested in our mission to join us. If you require accommodations, please contact us, and we will make every effort to meet your needs.

Health and Safety Precautions*: Keeping in mind the health and safety of our guests and staff members, The Associated will continue to monitor the safety practices and protocols, recommended by the venue, local, state and CDC guidelines at the time of the event. All guests attending events, meetings and programs are highly encouraged to be fully vaccinated, wear masks when not actively eating or drinking, and to practice social distance. If you or anyone in your family is not feeling well, please refrain from attending.

*Precautions are subject to change to be in line with health guidelines and local Covid-19 data.