The Modesty Myth: Does Judaism Cramp My Style?
Food for Thought with Rachel Lerner at Royal Capital on September 4, 2014
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Showing posts with label jewish women. Show all posts
Monday, September 8, 2014
The Modesty Myth: Does Judaism Cramp My Style?
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Wednesday, August 6, 2014
Transcending Tragedy: A Virtual Panel
Transcending Tragedy: A Virtual Panel
To commemorate the 9th of Av, we put together an incredible panel of speakers; 4 women who've all not only survived terrorist attacks, personal trauma and particularly trying circumstances, but who have also gone onto start of work for organizations striving to help others heal from their own traumas.
With two speakers joining us virtually, and two live speakers, the end result was a panel that was diverse and incredibly moving.
To commemorate the 9th of Av, we put together an incredible panel of speakers; 4 women who've all not only survived terrorist attacks, personal trauma and particularly trying circumstances, but who have also gone onto start of work for organizations striving to help others heal from their own traumas.
With two speakers joining us virtually, and two live speakers, the end result was a panel that was diverse and incredibly moving.
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
The Chanukah Postscript: The Modern Jewish Woman in a World of Ancient Greek Values
The Chanukah Postscript: The Modern Jewish Woman in a World of Ancient Greek Values
Rachel Lerner with Psychologist Sara Debbie Gutfreund
Food for Thought at Quilvest Capital, December 10
Rachel Lerner with Psychologist Sara Debbie Gutfreund
Food for Thought at Quilvest Capital, December 10
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