Addressing Today’s Challenges: Teens and Antisemitism
We are pleased to invite you to two programs featuring distinguished voices exploring the future of Jewish life, the experiences of today’s Jewish teens and the growing challenge of antisemitism in America.
We hope you’ll join us for one or both of these important opportunities for conversation, learning and community.
For questions, please contact Deborah Cardin at 410-369-9215 | dcardin@associated.org.
Why Teen Engagement Matters
October 5, 8:30 a.m.
The Associated Headquarters
5700 Park Heights Avenue
Featured Speaker
Dr. David Bryfman
CEO, The Jewish Education Project
Dr. David Bryfman is one of the nation’s leading experts on Jewish teen engagement. Drawing from his research and work with young people across the country, he will share insights into how today’s teens are making sense of their Jewish identities and their relationship with Israel amid uncertainty and rising hostility. Together we will explore how we can strengthen and inspire the next generation at this pivotal moment.
Join us for breakfast and an engaging conversation as we consider an essential question: How do we transform uncertainty into connection, purpose and hope?
Each guest will receive a complimentary copy of Heroism and Hope.
Understanding Antisemitism in America
October 13
6:00 p.m. | Pre-reception
7:30pm | Program
The Associated Headquarters
5700 Park Heights Avenue
Featured Speaker
Professor Pamela S. Nadell
A renowned historian of American Jewish history, Professor Nadell is one of the country’s foremost scholars on the history and impact of antisemitism in America. Her acclaimed book, Antisemitism: An American Tradition, traces nearly four centuries of Jewish life and antisemitism in the United States.
Join us for cocktails and heavy hors d’oeuvres with Professor Pamela S. Nadell before she takes the stage with The Associated President & CEO Andrew Cushnir for a timely conversation about what history can teach us as we confront hate today.
Each guest will receive a complimentary copy of Antisemitism: An American Tradition.
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