Join Chef Ayelet live from her kitchen in Tel Aviv as she teaches us how to make simple dishes to nourish our bodies and neshamot (souls) A proud Tel Avivian with Persian Mizrahi roots, Chef Ayelet brings her full self to the kitchen, and invites you to do the same as we connect through cooking. […]

Rabbi Eger teaches us how to use Jewish sacred texts to advocate for substantive change in Judaism toward LGBTQ+ inclusion and celebration. In this session, Rabbi Eger addresses critical questions like: What do our core Jewish texts say about LGBTQ+ love and relationships? How has religion historically been weaponized against queer people? Why does it […]

A Monthly Study Series Poverty. Climate change. Racial justice. LGBTQ+ inclusion. Human rights. Tikkun Olam. What does Judaism teach us about creating a just society? Throughout this year, join us to take a monthly, one-hour “study break” to learn about an aspect of social justice in Jewish texts. Human Rights, Jewish Roots with Rabbi Gabriel […]

Join A Wider Bridge in conversation with Rabbi Mike Moskowitz, Scholar-in-Residence for Trans and Queer Jewish Studies at Congregation Beit Simchat Torah, the world’s largest LGBTQ+ congregation, located in New York City on his latest book Ancestral Allyship. He is simultaneously a deeply traditional and radically progressive LGBTQ+ advocate. Tuesday, September 16 at 2pm (Eastern) […]

This event is part of a Monthly Study Series Prophetic Voices, Then and Now With Rabbi Barbara Symons Monday, October 20 at 3pm ET / Noon PT Sign up What does it mean to be a prophet? What does prophecy demand of us today? In this session, we’ll sketch a “job description” of a prophet, […]

Join A Wider Bridge in conversation with acclaimed LGBTQ Jewish author and activist, Ben M. Freeman on his latest book. In The Jews: An Indigenous People, the final installment of his seminal Jewish Pride trilogy, Ben takes readers on a powerful journey through 3,000 years of Jewish history. Exploring the origins of Jewish identity and […]