Two weeks after the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, ADL hosts a timely panel exploring life in Israel post-conflict and the rise in antisemitism across the U.S., featuring insights from Tali Arnolf Wohlgemuth and Lauren Post.
Temple Shalom is hosting the URJ's regional Introduction to Judaism course. Introduction to Judaism is for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of Jewish life through a Reform lens […]
Between our first and second Community Leadership Council gatherings, members are invited to take part in a skill-building workshop. These interactive sessions will help you: Deepen your listening skills to […]
One Night. One Grant. Big Impact. To register, email Jeremy Frisch at NextGen@shalomdc.org. Experience the power of collective giving with Federation’s Next Gen, a community of young adults shaping the […]
Join us October 29 for the 2025 Gala honoring June and David Trone, Behnam Dayanim, and Eva Davis for their exemplary leadership and service to the Jewish community across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia.
Welcome the Secretary General of Kibbutz Re’im for a moving and insightful conversation about how the Kibbutz became a place of unimaginable tragedy.
As Israel faces a complex new chapter, Dr. Tal Becker of the Shalom Hartman Institute shares powerful insights on how global and local Jewish communities can navigate uncertainty and safeguard their future together.
A weekly gathering that explores how the lessons of the Torah shape our lives today and guide us through the challenges and opportunities of the modern world.
Join us at Congregation Beth El for a powerful evening of learning, remembrance, and connection. Hear from Zohar Livne Mizrahi (50), a social worker and secretary of Kibbutz Re’im, who was […]
Presented by Rabbi David Saperstein Director Emeritus, Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism American Jews have experienced unprecedented freedom and opportunity in this nation. Yet, today, we witness threats to […]
Participate in a conversation with Secretary General of Kibbutz Re’im, located next to the Nova Music Festival site, about October 7 and Federation's support in the ongoing recovery.
The tour includes an introduction, What is Jewish Washington?, the Historic Sanctuary (1876) with a film about early Jewish Washington, and a chance to connect, reflect, and act.