Great opportunity for university students, Interfaith Conversation Café. For more info or to RSVP, e-mail hillel@jewishwinnipeg.org
This blog is a part of my body of research that seeks to analyse civil society's and academia's understanding of national security models from an academic perspective with a focus on Canada, Israel and the UK.
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Congregation Beit Simchat Torah - CBST: 7pm Friday, MLK Shabbat Services - 17 January 2014 and 20 January 2014 in NYC
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Tomorrow night at CBST we welcome back Masha Gessen, journalist and activist, to talk about the current Russian persecution of LGBTQ people. What is happening in advance of the Sochi Olympics? What should we expect afterwards? What can we do?
Social Justice is our focus this week for MLK Shabbat and our LGBTQ Multi-Faith MLK Celebration on Monday night -- featuring clergy and choirs from a range of New York LGBTQ congregations (including Rabbi Kleinbaum, Rabbi Bauer, Cantorial Soloist Re'ut Ben-Ze'ev, and the CBST Community Chorus).
7pm Friday, MLK Shabbat Services
7pm Monday, the LGBTQ Multi-Faith Celebration
Social Justice is our focus this week for MLK Shabbat and our LGBTQ Multi-Faith MLK Celebration on Monday night -- featuring clergy and choirs from a range of New York LGBTQ congregations (including Rabbi Kleinbaum, Rabbi Bauer, Cantorial Soloist Re'ut Ben-Ze'ev, and the CBST Community Chorus).
7pm Friday, MLK Shabbat Services
7pm Monday, the LGBTQ Multi-Faith Celebration
‘Twinning’ Film Night - Presented by Noor Cultural Centre and Temple Emanu-El: Where Do We Go Now? (in Toronto) on Saturday, 18Jan14
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‘Twinning’ Film Night
Presented by Noor Cultural Centre and Temple Emanu-El
Please join us for the second film night in our Jewish-Muslim film festival. Everyone is welcome.
Where Do We Go Now? - A Film by Nadine Labaki
When civil strife in Lebanon threatens the peace and friendship between Christians and Muslims living in a remote village in the country, the women in the community attempt to diffuse tensions through various means.
Awards and Nominations for Where Do We Go Now?
- Ecumenical Special Mentions and the François Chalais Prize at the Cannes Film Festival (2011)- People’s Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival (2011)- Selected to represent Lebanon at the Academy Awards (2012)
Date: Saturday January 18, 2014
Time: 7 pm
Location: Auditorium, Noor Cultural Centre
Admission: Free
‘Twinning’ Film Night
Dec 28th 2013
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| 18 |
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‘Twinning’ Film Night
Presented by Noor Cultural Centre and Temple Emanu-El
Please join us for the second film night in our Jewish-Muslim film festival. Everyone is welcome.
Where Do We Go Now? - A Film by Nadine Labaki
When civil strife in Lebanon threatens the peace and friendship between Christians and Muslims living in a remote village in the country, the women in the community attempt to diffuse tensions through various means.
Awards and Nominations for Where Do We Go Now?
- Ecumenical Special Mentions and the François Chalais Prize at the Cannes Film Festival (2011)- People’s Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival (2011)- Selected to represent Lebanon at the Academy Awards (2012)
Date: Saturday January 18, 2014
Time: 7 pm
Location: Auditorium, Noor Cultural Centre
Admission: Free
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