North American Jews’ Response to Oct. 7 Attacks and the Impact on Our Local Community

Hosted by Jewish Federation of Louisville
at The Temple, 5101 US-42, Louisville, KY 40241

Together, we’ll examine how the Jewish community’s sense of self and agenda have shifted since Oct. 7th. Our discussion will focus on how the American Jewish Community has been and continues to be impacted and what this means for our local Jewish community.

Registration is required.

Rabbi Dr. Joshua Ladon is the Director of Education for the Shalom Hartman Institute of North America, where he guides the content and curriculum of national and regional programs to help to ensure our cutting-edge offerings speak to the realities of the Jewish community and the challenges of the Jewish people. An award-winning educator, Joshua previously oversaw programming for Hartman in the San Francisco Bay Area. Prior to Hartman he served as the Dean of Student and Jewish Life at the Jewish Community High School of the Bay.

Joshua received a BA from Washington University in St. Louis and subsequently lived in Jerusalem for seven years, completing an MA in Jewish Thought at Tel Aviv University. He also received rabbinic ordination from the Shalom Hartman Institute and a doctorate in Jewish Education from the Jewish Theological Seminary.

Joshua also teaches in the Interreligious Studies Program at the Graduate Theological Union. His writing has been featured in The New Republic, Religion Dispatches, Shma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas and other publications.

FUNDED IN PART BY GOLDSTEIN LEIBSON CULTURAL ARTS FUND