SinaiReads Book Discussion: The Memory Monster
Sinai Online DCRabbi Hannah Goldstein leads a discussion of The Memory Monster by Yishai Sarid. Details Save the Date: June 8 The Tunnel, A.B. Yehoshua
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Daytimers with Susan Page
Temple Sinai 3100 Military Rd NW, WashingtonMadam Speaker: Nancy Pelosi and the Lessons of Power Join the Temple Sinai Daytimers for a conversation with Susan Page about her new book, Madam Speaker: Nancy Pelosi and the Lessons of Power. Susan Page is the award-winning Washington Bureau chief of USA Today, where she writes about politics and the White House. Susan has covered […]
Building Racial Stamina Discussion Group
Sinai Online DCTalking about race is both difficult and necessary in our Jewish community and in society. This 6-week facilitated discussion group will provide space to develop what author Robin DiAngelo calls “racial stamina,” the ability to think and talk about race effectively. Over six sessions, the group will help each person explore their own racial identity, […]
TSWRJ Annual Meeting
Sinai Online DCUnderstanding Reparations: A Three-Part Series
DCSession 1: Unpacking the Meaning May 6, 2021 5PM PST/8PM EST Presented by Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills, Yolanda Savage-Narva, the Union for Reform Judaism and Professor Darin Johnson, Howard University. Register for Session 1 To register for session 2 (The Historical and Economic Perspective) and/or session 3 (A Jewish Perspective for Repair ), […]
Virtual Tricia Davis 5K for Sinai House
DCJoin us for Sinai House’s annual Tricia Davis 5K! While we can't all gather together due to crowd restrictions in Washington, DC, we encourage you to celebrate Mother’s Day by creating or joining a Social Team to walk or run wherever you choose. You will be able to share your race time, pictures and videos […]
Antisemitism, Free Speech, and Palestinian Rights: A DC Community Conversation with Peter Beinart and Diala Shamas
3100 Military Road NW, WashingtonIfNotNow DC and Temple Sinai are hosting journalist Peter Beinart and civil rights attorney Diala Shamas for a conversation about the controversial IHRA working definition of antisemitism and its impact on the fight against antisemitism and white nationalism in the post Trump era. The speakers will discuss the concern for misuse and cynical abuse that […]
Understanding Reparations: A Three-Part Series
DCSession 2: The Historical and Economic Perspective May 16, 2021 12PM PST/3PM EST Presented by Temple Sinai, Professor Richard F. America, McDonough School of Business of Georgetown University, Mr. Richard Rothstein (author of Color of Law) and Valerie Wilson, PhD, Economic Policy Institute. Moderated by Deitra Reiser, PhD, Transform for Equity. Register for Session 2 […]