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Florida JCC canceled slavery-focused talk with Jewish author, citing ‘current political climate'
The episode highlights the new ways in which Jewish authors and even institutions have become embroiled in a broad effort.
Israel hosts JCC Maccabi Games
JCC Maccabi Games set for Israel return
English Overseas: US Jewish volunteers teach Israelis English over Zoom
Shooting at Miami-Dade JCC leaves 1 dead in domestic violence act
Police said the woman was killed by her husband while she attended her daughter’s swimming lesson. In a statement, the JCC said police believed there to be “no known threat to the Jewish community.”
18 reported bomb threats directed at US JCCs and synagogues in March
'This alarming number serves as a reminder that the Jewish community remains a top target for hate crimes in the United States and must continue to foster preparedness and resiliency'
Staten Island JCC evacuated after bomb threat
The evacuation happened at 8:53 a.m., as parents were bringing their children to preschool.
JCC Manhattan’s new director wants to help people ‘reclaim pre-COVID life’
The Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan joined JCCs nationwide in cutting staff when in-person programming abruptly shut down that spring and summer.
In an era when we choose our own identities, why identify as Jewish?
Insisting that taking action is what matters most, Bodner proposes a creative new framework for “doing Jewish” based on an acronym from the Yiddish word “tachlis.”
Jewish Marine went viral for cradling baby makes kids happy at a JCC
The photo was of Matt Jaffe, a 27-year-old sergeant, cradling a baby in Afghanistan on Aug. 20. The soldier’s smile, and the story behind the photo, helped make it go viral.
JCC Maccabi Games returns in 2022 after 2-year COVID-19 hiatus
North America's largest sporting event for Jewish teenagers is back for its 40th anniversary.
JCC to partner with BBYO to address mental health among adolescents
The new initiative has come to fruition as issues such as anxiety and depression are becoming more prevalent in today's youth amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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After Capitol violence, interfaith vigil planned by NYC leaders
"We The People: An Interfaith Virtual Vigil for Democracy" will feature politicians, entertainers and spiritual leaders.
JCC of Greater Pittsburgh surviving pandemic through grit, finesse
Before the onset of the coronavirus outbreak, the Pittsburgh JCC had been on a positive financial track, having just paid off all of its long-term debts with the fees from its 20,000 members.
Detroit JCC closes major facility, citing membership decline and COVID-19
