Are you wondering what to do with your leftover matzah?
Are you simply wanting IN on a fun afternoon?
Tune in for a LIVE
LOTZA MATZAH COOK-OFF!
Sunday, April 18th, at 4:00 p.m.
See below for the live broadcast!
WATCH as 4 TAE FAMILIES vie for the MATZAH RECIPE MOST LIKELY TO BE COOKED at YOUR house!!!
VOTE for the TOP #1 TAE Matzah Recipe!!!
Mindful businesses and organizations recognize that success today is tied to how well we navigate the cultural interactions we have. In a world of increasing awareness of diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI), we seek to promote our commitment to DEI, expand our understanding, and avoid missteps. Join April Powers and Kiyomi Kowalski, co-founders of JewbianPrincess.com, for a high level, in-depth training to prepare you for the world as it both is and is becoming.
This course is perfect for anyone who wants to get along with other human beings. Whether you are an individual or a team, this training explores the skills to have more successful interactions with people who look, think, and work differently than you. Especially for professionals and business and organizational leaders.
The four session course includes:
Developing Empathy, Uncovering Unconscious Bias, Emotional Intelligence, and Cultural Navigation. Each of these courses will offer free online assessments for your own self-evaluation.
About the Leaders:
Kiyomi Kowalski, JD, a mom, a Marine Corps veteran, an anti-racism educator, and a social justice advocate. Certified in Diversity and Inclusion by Cornell University, Kiyomi also serves the Jewish community as the chair of the VOS Social Justice Collective and VOS Anti-racism Task Force and co-founded JewbianPrincess.com with April Powers to teach tolerance across the Jewish diaspora.
April Powers – Chief Equity & Inclusion Officer for the Society of Children’s Book Writers & Illustrators, April Powers is a bilingual, Bluish (Black & Jewish) citizen of the world. A proud Congregation Or Ami partner, she also trains various corporate clients on cultural competence and inclusion through her DEI consulting practice, FirstImpressionRx.com. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Monday, June 15 at 7:00 p.m.Join Rabbi Diamond and fellow TAE members in an open discussion about race in our country.
The discussion will be based on the article ‘Believe us’: Black Jews respond to George Floyd protests, in their own words. Black Jews in US call for more solidarity, understanding and support from their coreligionists and to use shared history of oppression for empathy, not denying pain of others.
SHOW YOUR HEART & DONATE BLOOD
Sunday, June 14 from 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Vitalant will be holding the blood drive on theTAE campus and is giving priority registration to Temple Adat Elohim and Temple Etz Chaim members until May 22. After that date, the link will be opened up to the public. Call 805-543-4290 or click on the link HERE to reserve your spot today.
There will be safety measures in place that donors are required to follow:
