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Gett: The Trial of Viviane Amsalem Saturday, March 7, 7:30 p.m. The Temple Winner of the Israeli Film Academy’s Ophir Award for Best Picture in 2014, one of five nominated foreign films for the Golden Globes award and Israel’s nomination … Read More
When Teddy Abrams was named conductor of the Louisville Orchestra, excitement bubbled up throughout the arts community. Outgoing, energetic and innovative, he has generated a buzz of support throughout Louisville. Now the University of Louisville Humanities and Jewish Studies Programs … Read More
When members of the Young Adult Division gathered for their annual Federation Campaign event on January 24, they stepped off the streets of downtown Louisville and backward in time into a 1920’s cocktail party. Feathers and fringes abounded as people … Read More
How do you teach a young person the value of tzedakah and the skills he/she will need to become a philanthropist? The Jewish Federation of Louisville’s B’nai Tzedek program is designed to do just that in a way that makes … Read More
The JCC 125 Celebration had its Tip-Off event on January 25, which brought 90 community members of several generations to watch the UofL game, look at old photos and reminisce. The event is the first of the year’s 125th Anniversary … Read More
Throughout our history as a people, the Jewish community has made taking care of those in need a priority. Often that means providing refuge and support for those fleeing persecution in other lands. In 1934, two brothers, Elias and Ike … Read More
As part of Indiana University Southeast’s homecoming celebration and a music performance class, Jonathan Wolff, the award-winning composer most often cited for the Seinfeld theme, presented a lecture about his experiences in the music business. Wolff described years of hard … Read More
In Israel, Sayed Kashua is a well-known novelist, newspaper columnist and writer and creator of the popular television series Arab Labor. Drawing on his own experiences, he draws attention to the challenges facing minority groups in Israel, particularly Arab or … Read More
Is there a halachik way (in accordance with Jewish law) to respond when you are reciting the amidah (the central prayers of a Jewish worship service) and a child demands your attention? Is there a blessing for nursing a baby … Read More
More than 1,000 people showed up at Indiana University Southeast to hear Holocaust survivor Eva Mozes Kor of Terre Haute, IN, speak on February 10. So many people showed up, the lecture had to be broadcast to a second auditorium … Read More
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