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Lappin Foundation
Up Next: Today, 6:00 pm
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Jewish teens in grades 7-12 are invited to join Repair the World and its partners, Lappin Foundation, Temple Emanu-El and Congregation Shirat Hayam, to participate in the mitzvah of caring for the stranger by preparing meals for Lifebridge North Shore. Teens learn about the connection between Judaism and social justice while contributing to the well-being of our community. Dinner will be served to teen volunteers.
This webinar will explore the key components of the teen brain which impact emotional regulation, risk taking, and decision making. Participants will better understand why and how youth professionals should factor those understandings into conversations, leadership roles, and programming with/for teens.
Join us for an evening of learning and celebration! Mosaic: Interfaith Youth Action, in collaboration with Boston Education and Counseling, invites youth to a special interfaith spring holiday celebration! This gathering will be a meaningful time of reflection and joy, taking place during Ramadan, when we will come together to break fast (Iftar) at sunset.
J-LOFT
Mar 23, 7:15 pm
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Congregation Beth El, Sudbury
Repair the World is delighted to be supporting an elective during J-LOFT's Spring Semester. This service-learning Elective invites us to explore how Jewish values inspire us to ensure that our communities are well-nourished and connected to the land. We’ll delve into key topics such as food sovereignty, the impact of food deserts, the importance of culturally appropriate food, and sustainable food systems, including indigenous land stewardship practices. Each session will include hands-on activities. J-LOFT is open to all teens in grades 8-12, regardless of temple affiliation.
Temple Shir Tikva (Wayland)
Mar 24, 6:30 pm
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Temple Shir Tikva, Wayland
A session to support parents (and others) to have difficult conversations with their children when we experience antisemitism in our communities. With a discussion on what conversations may be helpful in our homes and how we might best respond to these incidents to educate our youth and to support each other.

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