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Home / Academic & Leadership Opportunities / “Turmoil, Change and Inspiration in the Jewish World” Global Symposium

“Turmoil, Change and Inspiration in the Jewish World” Global Symposium

December 2, 2014 By cgreene

“Turmoil, Change and Inspiration in the Jewish World”

Global Symposium

Date: Monday, December 8, 2014

Time: 9:00 am – 12:30 pm

Location: Baruch College
Newman Conference Center
151 East 25th Street, New York

 

The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee and The Sandra Kahn Wasserman Jewish Studies Center at Baruch College present:

Turmoil, Change & Inspiration in the Jewish World

Artists, academics, field experts, and opinion makers discuss the genesis of Jewish life as we know it and the major global trends of concern today. With Frédéric Brenner, Hadassah Lieberman, Mark Podwal, Jeffrey Peck, JDC’s Alan Gill, Dr. Rick Hodes, Asher Ostrin and others.

Program:
Part I: Jewish Responses to War (9:00 – 10:00 am)

  • Welcome
    Dean Jeffrey Peck, Vice Provost for Global Strategies and Dean of the Weissman School of Arts and Sciences
    Professor Jessica Lang, Director of The Sandra Kahn Wasserman Jewish Studies Center
    JDC Board member and law partner Zach Fasman
  • Experiencing Terezin: Art and Meaning
    Artist Mark Podwal
  • Galvanizing an American Jewish ethic of responsibility: World War I to today
    Short Film – The Forward’s “Our Forgotten War”
    Asher Ostrin, JDC
  • Why it Matters: A Personal Story
    Hadassah Lieberman

Part II: Jews in the World (10:00 – 11:00 am)

  • A Global Perspective on Humanitarian Care
    Businesswoman and JDC Ambassador Carol Levy introduces
  • Helping Jews in Need in Europe and the Former Soviet Union Crossing the Divide: A Link with Jews across the Ocean
    Davida Kutscher and Vladimir Shraga, photographer
  • Helping Jews in Need in Europe and the Former Soviet Union
    Crossing the Divide: A Link with Jews across the Ocean
    Davida Kutscher, JDC & Vladimir Shraga, photographer
  • One vision, one person, one team
    Laurie Franz, Executive Director, Agahozou Shalom Youth Village
  • A Commitment to Africa and Beyond: One Person is a World
    JDC’s Sam Amiel and Dr. Rick Hodes

Part III: Jews at Home (11:20 am – 12:30 pm)

  • JDC in Israel
    Art collector and JDC Ambassador Orna Stern
  • I Witness: Seeing Myself in the Stories I Hear
    JDC Board member and community activist Diane Werner
    JDC Impact Network co-chair Avra Gordis
  • This Place: A photographic essay
    Photographer and Artist Frederic Brenner

Closing:
Alan Gill, Executive Vice President & CEO, JDC

In order to reserve a seat, please register for Part I/Part II/Part III by emailing: [email protected].

Space is limited. Please only register for the portions of the program you plan on attending.

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Nia Hulse – Featured Alumna

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Nia is a graduate of the Doctor of Education Program (20′) in the Department of Administrative and Instructional Leadership at St. John’s University. See more honors alumni highlights here.

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