Tools for Tough Conversations in a Post-October 7th World, A Candid Conversation With Young Zionists

Hadassah Chicago-Northshore Presents
Tools for Tough Conversations in a Post-October 7th World,
A Candid Conversation With Young Zionists

Sunday, July 14, at 11:00 am (CT)
Congregation Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters Ave, Northbrook, IL

CHICAGO — On Sunday, July 14, at 11:00 am (CT), Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, and Hadassah Chicago-Northshore will host “Tools for Tough Conversations in a Post-October 7th World, a Candid Conversation With Young Zionists,” a panel discussion about the complexities of being a Zionist today. With: Rachel Chernoff, a Chicago civil litigator and former Cook County and Washington, DC, assistant attorney general; Anna Warshay, a University of Illinois Chicago (UIL) graduate student who has twice addressed the UIL board about antisemitism on its campuses; Diana Diner, Hadassah’s Zionism Educator and the driving force behind a series of Hadassah programs that are kick-starting conversations about what Zionism means to women in their 30s, 40s and 50s; and moderator Randi Richmond, director of Evolve Hadassah: The Next Generation.

WHAT
“Tools for Tough Conversations in a Post-October 7th World, a Candid Conversation With Young Zionists,” a panel discussion about the complexities of being a Zionist today

WHO
Rachel Chernoff, civil litigator and former Cook County and DC assistant attorney general; Anna Warshay, University of Illinois Chicago graduate student who has spoken out about antisemitism on UIL campuses; Diana Diner, Hadassah’s Zionism Educator; moderator Randi Richmond, Director, Evolve Hadassah: The Next Generation

WHEN
Sunday, July 14, at 11:00 am CT

WHERE
Congregation Beth Shalom, 3433 Walters Ave, Northbrook, IL 60062 (FREE ON-SITE PARKING)

TICKETS
The event is FREE, but registration is required. Click here to register.

MORE INFORMATION
Melissa Sterne (msterne@hadassah.org, +1-847-205-1900)

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Hadassah, The Women’s Zionist Organization of America, is the largest Jewish women’s organization in the United States. With nearly 300,000 members, donors and supporters, Hadassah brings women together to effect change on such critical issues as ensuring Israel’s security, combating antisemitism and promoting women’s health care. Through its Jerusalem-based hospital system, the Hadassah Medical Organization, Hadassah helps support exemplary care for more than 1 million people every year as well as world-renowned medical research. Hadassah’s hospitals serve without regard to race, religion or nationality and in 2005 earned a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for building bridges to peace through medicine. Hadassah also supports two youth villages that set at-risk youth in Israel on the path to a successful future. Visit www.hadassah.org or follow Hadassah on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.