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Community to mark 3 years since October 7 with remembrance, resilience, education, and acts of kindness - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of Southern New Jersey, together with community partners across the region, will host a series of commemorative programs marking the third anniversary of the October 7, 2023 attacks against Israel. Through remembrance ceremonies, educational programs, personal testimony, film screenings, and community service initiatives, these events will honor those who were murdered, stand in solidarity with survivors and hostage families, and affirm the strength and
JCRC workshop to help parents navigate antisemitism and advocacy in schools - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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As a new school year begins, the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) of Southern New Jersey is working with local Hebrew school programs to help parents and caregivers feel better prepared to support Jewish students in K-12 classrooms. The JCRC and community partners will host AJC’s Empowered Parents Program on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at 6 p.m. at the Katz JCC, offering families practical guidance for recognizing and responding to contemporary antisemitism in school settings. By presenting this
Statewide debate over civil rights and IHRA taking place - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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A statewide debate over antisemitism, civil rights, and free expression is taking shape as the New Jersey Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights studies antisemitism in the state. The committee is examining how antisemitism should be defined and addressed while preserving constitutional protections for free speech. Testimony gathered through its public briefings and written submissions will help shape its findings and policy recommendations. New Jersey Peace Action is the stat
Progress at the national NEA, but the local work is the most vital - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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After a few difficult years for Jewish educators in teachers’ unions, this year’s National Education Association (NEA) Representative Assembly gave us some signs of progress. Several resolutions that Jewish advocates saw as harmful or one-sided were defeated. Delegates also described the tone as more open than last summer, when concerns grew after measures promoting boycotts of the Anti-Defamation League were approved and then later overturned by NEA leadership. That is worth noting. It matters
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