Young Leadership women only Zumba class led by our very own Michelle Schechter! This event is free and open to the Women in Young Leadership but space is limited to 15 people. Registration is Required. Sponsorship will help support other Young Leadership events.
Come join us at SketchPad, meet other innovative Jewish communal professionals, and spend the day working in a joyful and collaborative space.
It's not a club anyone wants to be a part of, but if you are a person in their 20s or 30s who has lost a parent, partner, or sibling, sometimes it's good to be with people who get it. In partnership with JCFS, this group meets monthly on zoom to share memories of our loved ones and discuss our experiences of grief in a supportive space. Our next meeting is June 19th at 8pm by zoom. Please DM Rav Sarah if you'd like to be added to our list.
A fun & meaningful evening with your spouse!
Join us–by “us” we mean Ariana–on a slow Sunday run around Logan Square. This is open to everyone and not a strenuous run but a way to enjoy the warm summer months. We’ll meet right outside our place and go from there. After the run, we’ll have a few cold drinks and some snacks to nosh on. Address and details provided the day before the program.
Calling all walkers! Join us on three Sundays* this summer to get some exercise, enjoy nature, meet new people, and be a part of building a new Hadassah presence in the Chicagoland area for women in their 20s and 30s.
Dive deeper into mindfulness with our Yoga & Jewish Meditation class! ????️✡️ Join us as we harmonize body, mind, and soul through gentle yoga flows and enriching meditative practices rooted in Jewish wisdom.
Join the Tribe 12 Moon Circle on August 6th to welcome the Jewish month of Av. Av can be a heavy time in our calendar, filled with intense emotions.
Join our very special retreat filled with friendship, soul pampering, bonding, relaxation, and lifelong memories located in Running Springs, CA.
Calling all walkers! Join us on three Sundays* this summer to get some exercise, enjoy nature, meet new people, and be a part of building a new Hadassah presence in the Chicagoland area for women in their 20s and 30s.
As we mourn the tragic losses of Hersh Goldberg-Polin, Eden Yerushalmi, Carmel Gat, Almog Sarusi, Alexander Lobanov, and Ori Danino, The Well is holding a small group space on Saturday, September 7th to share, listen, and see that you are not alone in asking hard questions.
Song is a connector, connecting us to our voices and our bodies, to those who surround us, to those who have sung these melodies before and those who will sing them after us. Here at Tribe 12, we want to find more ways for our community to connect in deep in our joy and in our struggles through song. Rachel Chang, head of A Queer Nigun Project, and Rabbinic Intern Molly will lead us in song with guitar and drum. We invite you to bring your voice AND any other instrument you wish: guitar, drum, flute, violin, and more to play along. It's all welcome!
Make your own burn book with NEXTGen Detroit's Balance! No, not that kind of burn book...a one-of-a-kind journal that you'll decorate and break in around the Core City fire pits located directly in front of Café Prince in Detroit.
Savor the Spirit of Shabbat: Unwind, Connect, Celebrate!
JOIN your host Dr. Melissa Sussman for the annual Wine + Wellness fundraiser at FloLo Holistic Penthouse!
Join Tribe 12 and Reclaiming Ritual for a Grief Shabbat Oneg on Saturday, September 21st at 4pm at The Weitzman to honor a loss you’ve experienced as part of your Shabbat practice. We will share memories of those we’ve lost and engage in ritual to nurture our relationship with who/what has been lost. We’ll support one another in honoring our grief and knowing that we aren’t alone in our experiences. This space is open to people of all backgrounds who have experienced any kind of loss. People experiencing disenfranchised grief, including perinatal loss, pet loss, and family estrangement are very welcome. Please bring a snack to share!
Join the EntryPointDC Outdoors Tribe for a leisurely hike/walk through the city using Rabbi Atara’s New Year Mindfulness Guide.
This October 3, duck out of the New York City hubbub for an hour of refuge at the West 86–90th Street Landscape in Central Park. Return to a simpler, more essential state, together with fellow New Yorkers. Hear the stirring, unadulterated blasts of the Shofar as we reflect on our collective birthday. And walk away with a message that you were carrying all along.