Preserving Jewish Culture: Growing Spirituality in a Contemporary Jewish Agricultural Program
Abraham and Rebecca Solomon and Ida Schwartz Distinguished Lecture Series in Judaic Studies
"Preserving Jewish Culture: Growing Spirituality in a Contemporary Jewish Agricultural Program"
Arielle Agababa Levites, The George Washington University
This year's series will be on the contemporary Jewish agricultural and farming movement. In recent years Jews have been engaged in a back to the soil movement which has been infused with Jewish spiritual renewal. The movement has resulted in goats and chickens replacing tennis courts at Jewish Community Centers, religious services held in the forest, and the creation of communal farms dedicated to everything from organic farming to revitalizing Yiddish. This series examines this emerging movement.
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Tuesday, February 9, 2021 at 12:00pm to 2:00pm
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Humanities & Social Sciences, Diversity & Inclusion, Agriculture, Sustainability
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- Council for Diversity and Inclusion, End Hunger/FEED Change
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- Fern and Manfred Steinfeld Program in Judaic Studies, Religious Studies
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Helene J Sinnreich
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Slusher, Tara M left a positive review 2/8/2021
Very interesting! I learned a lot.