Madrasa-Midrasha ​| Sacred Celebrations

Please join the GTU's Madrasa-Midrasha Program as we celebrate the messages of Passover and Eid-al-Fitr featuring Rabbi Adina Allen and ICP Director Kamal Abu-Shamsieh. A light lunch will be provided for those who attend in-person.

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Madrasa-Midrasha ​| Poetry and Prayer

Please join the GTU's Madrasa-Midrasha Program for a poetry reading featuring Naomi Seidman and Nargis Ali-Virani.

An Educational Approach to Fostering Emotional Integration in Traumatized Children

Please join us for a special CJS event on Judaism & Ecology, featuring Rabbi Natan Margalit in conversation with CJS student Rebecca Schisler. A light lunch will be provided to those attending in person.

Please note: The entrance to the GTU Library has moved; please go around the corner on Scenic Ave. and enter through the first floor.

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How can we make our study of Torah not only "interesting," but truly transformative in our lives?

Join us for "Hideouts: The Architecture of Survival in the Holocaust," a program and reception co-hosted by Taube Philanthropies, The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life, and UC Berkeley Center for Jewish Studies, and co-sponsored by the Richard S.

The GTU's Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies invites you to its annual Jewish studies symposium, this year titled "Worlds of Corporeality." Local scholars will share current work that engages with issues such as embodiment, materiality, care, gender, space, language, sexuality and ritual performance.

Please join the Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies in welcoming students to campus at the start of our spring term. Our lunch hour will feature presentations from CJS Director Deena Aranoff and Francesco Spagnolo, Curator of The Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life at the University of California, Berkeley.

Futures of Jewish Theology

Please join the GTU's Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies for a hybrid event on the "Futures of Jewish Theology," featuring Joy Ladin (Yeshiva University), Mara Benjamin (Mount Holyoke College), and Ariel Mayse (Stanford University), moderated by Sam S.B. Shonkoff (GTU).