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SUMMARY:Spotlight On Immigration
DESCRIPTION:Moving to Our Center invites you to a special evening featuring a delicious Mediterranean dinner along with celebration\, connection\, and education. We’ll hear personal accounts from people of diverse backgrounds\, and we’ll learn from those who have helped support individuals and families transitioning to our community. The panel portion of the evening will also include a chance to interact with those on the front lines of the immigrant experience. \nTickets are $25.00 per person. We encourage guests to consider sponsoring or bringing guests who have lived the immigrant journey. This is an invitation-only event; it will be intimate and transformative–a moment to uplift our fellow community members. \nAs the wise saying goes\, “We have all been strangers in a strange land\, longing for home.”  \nThis program is brought to you in partnership with Jewish Family Service of Colorado and was made possible by the Rose Community Foundation. With special thanks to the Staenberg-Loup Jewish Community Center.
URL:https://movingtoourcenter.org/event/spotlight-on-immigration/
LOCATION:JCC Denver Social Hall\, 350 S. Dahlia St.\, Denver\, Colorado\, 80246
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SUMMARY:SOLD OUT: Are We In A Constitutional Crisis?
DESCRIPTION:This event has sold out and there are no more tickets available. Please visit us again for a future event. Thank you! \nThis evening is an engaging\, multi-perspective panel and community discussion exploring one of the most pressing questions of our time: Are we currently facing a Constitutional crisis in America? \nThe evening will feature prominent legal and civic leaders with diverse political views. David Foster\, co-managing partner of Foster Graham Milstein & Calisher\, is a democrat known for his creative\, behind-the-scenes work shaping civic policy and bridging public and private interests. David B. Kopel\, a nationally recognized conservative constitutional scholar and Research Director at the Independence Institute\, brings a wealth of experience from the courtroom to the classroom and beyond. \nModerated by award-winning 9News political reporter Marshall Zelinger\, well known for his sharp questions\, deep dives\, and a touch of humor\, this panel will also invite the community to engage in an honest exploration of the ways power\, law\, and principle are playing out on the national stage. \nWhether you’re deeply engaged in politics or just trying to make sense of it all\, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss! Free pizza dinner (from Dough Counter) included. \nHosted by:
URL:https://movingtoourcenter.org/event/are-we-in-a-constitutional-crisis/
LOCATION:JCC Denver Social Hall\, 350 S. Dahlia St.\, Denver\, Colorado\, 80246
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SUMMARY:Sabbath Queen: Award-Winning Film and Talkback
DESCRIPTION:MTOC\, The Neustadt JAAMM Festival\, and Mizel Arts and Culture Center Proudly Present a one-night-only screening and talkback featuring the multi-award-winning Sabbath Queen!  \nAbout the Film: \nSandi DuBowski’s epic documentary Sabbath Queen—shot over the span of twenty-one years—follows Amichai Lau-Lavie\, an Israeli descended from an unbroken line of thirty-eight rabbis stretching back a thousand years. The film explores Lau-Lavie’s journey from radical drag queen to influential Rabbi of a God-optional\, artist-driven New York synagogue. Stimulating and moving\, DuBowski’s film ends with Rabbi Lau-Lavie’s words as he evokes the challenge of our lifetime: “How do we reimagine our sacred traditions to achieve peace?” \nDoors Open at 6 p.m.\, Film at 6:30 • Snack Concessions Available for Purchase/Donation \nPlease stay for a brief\, intimate talkback featuring community leaders  \nFor Tickets\, Click HERE\nView Film Trailer HERE
URL:https://movingtoourcenter.org/event/sabbath-queen-award-winning-film-and-talkback/
LOCATION:Elaine Wolf Theatre\, 350 S. Dahlia Street\, Denver\, CO\, 80246\, United States
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SUMMARY:Where Does Israel Go From Here? Power to the People in a Fragile Democracy
DESCRIPTION:As of now\, the tenuous ceasefire continues as many IDF reservists return to their daily lives in Israel. Still\, uncertainty remains on so many fronts. Among the big questions: \nHow can Israelis preserve their democratic country–and is this possible given the ongoing judicial reforms? \nHow does a country scarred by the tragic conflicts within its own borders—still resonating throughout the world—move forward?  \nJoin us for a casual (pizza & salad) dinner and honest conversation as we explore these questions and more as a community. \nOur esteemed panel includes Jules Kramer\, former IDF paratrooper who designed high-level policy missions around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Brian Friedman\, economist\, portfolio manager\, and expert analyst of the Israeli financial markets; and Susan Greene\, investigative reporter and senior U.S. reporter from wartime Israel. \nDinner will be catered by Dough Counter–a Denver favorite! \n \n \nWith thanks to the Staenberg-Loup JCC \nFeatured photo credit: Atlantic / Gili Yaari / NurPhoto / AP
URL:https://movingtoourcenter.org/event/where-does-israel-go-from-here-power-to-the-people-in-a-fragile-democracy/
LOCATION:JCC Denver Social Hall\, 350 S. Dahlia St.\, Denver\, Colorado\, 80246
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SUMMARY:Centered: Joe Lieberman -- Encore Screening
DESCRIPTION:This event is brought to you in community partnership with The Denver Jewish Film Festival (JCC/MACC)\, Temple Sinai\, and others. \nThe decision to host an encore screening of Centered: Joe Lieberman follows the film’s strong reception during last year’s Denver Jewish Film Festival. This engaging and important documentary audiences and sparked continued interest across the broader community. \nMTOC’s co-founder\, Robyn Loup\, remembers her husband Bob’s special relationship with Senator Lieberman. She shared\, “My husband Bob Loup (z’l) said to [him]\, “You personify working across the aisle as an Attorney General of Connecticut.” And\, as a Senator in Washington D.C.\, Joe Lieberman always lived up to the values of tikkun olam\, or repairing the world. \nFor tickets\, scan poster code or click here. \nTo view the trailer\, click here.
URL:https://movingtoourcenter.org/event/centered-joe-lieberman-encore-screening/
LOCATION:Elaine Wolf Theatre\, 350 S. Dahlia Street\, Denver\, CO\, 80246\, United States
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SUMMARY:L'Dor V'Dor: What We Carry\, How We Heal
DESCRIPTION:How do we carry the burdens and scars of the past? How do such wounds shape who we are\, how we relate\, and how we move through the world? And might these very struggles also deepen our empathy\, wisdom\, and capacity to heal?\nJoin MTOC for a thoughtful\, honest\, and timely conversation featuring some of our community’s most respected and acclaimed voices in Jewish spiritual life\, psychology\, and scholarship. Together\, our panelists will explore individual and collective Jewish trauma–including how it is passed across generations and how we can better understand\, share\, and transform these inheritances in the complexity of our current moment.\nThis promises to be an enlightening and informative evening\, with space for audience questions\, shared reflection\, and meaningful dialogue.\nMeet Our Panelists: \nScreenshot \nRabbi Tirzah Firestone\, Ph.D.\, is an author\, Jungian psychotherapist\, and respected Jewish scholar and teacher. A leader in the Jewish Renewal Movement\, she has helped shape a more inclusive\, joyful\, and justice-rooted Judaism through her teaching and writing. Rabbi Tirzah teaches internationally on Jewish mysticism\, depth psychology\, the feminine wisdom tradition\, and intergenerational trauma healing. Drawing on neuroscience\, psychology\, Jewish literature\, and mythopoesis\, she is the author of several books\, including Wounds into Wisdom: Healing Intergenerational Jewish Trauma\, which received the 2020 Nautilus Book Award Gold in Psychology and a 2020 award from the Jewish Women’s Caucus of the Association for Women in Psychology. Ordained in 1992 by Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi\, she is the founding rabbi of Congregation Nevei Kodesh in Boulder\, Colorado. Read more about Tirzah and Wounds into Wisdom here. \nRabbi Dr. Caryn Aviv is the rabbinic and program director at Judaism Your Way in Denver\, CO. She’s a recovering academic in sociology and Jewish studies\, and (mostly) formerly anxious Jew. Rabbi Caryn teaches and leads rituals that offer healing and compassion for Jews\, their loved ones and allies. As a professor and rabbi\, she’s taught Jewish history and culture for two decades and now brings her books and teachings to communities across the country. Unlearning Jewish Anxiety is her fourth book. Using neuroscience and Jewish wisdom\, Rabbi Caryn offers practical tools for how to spot when we’re in a Jewish anxiety loop\, and how to respond with better habits. Learn more about Caryn and her recent book here. \nDr. David Sanders\, Founder and Spiritual Director of Kabbalah Experience\, combines over forty years of experience as both a psychologist and Kabbalist helping guide people to deeper awareness and fulfillment in their lives. His transformation from religious studies to mysticism intrigued him to broaden the study of Kabbalah to practical spiritual growth. David maintains an active therapy practice\, specializing in working with adults\, couples and families. He sees psychological and spiritual growth on a continuum of discovering who you are at your essence. Explore more about David’s work and Kabbalah Experience\, here.
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