3GNY Yom HaShoah Evening of Remembrance
May
6
7:30 PM19:30

3GNY Yom HaShoah Evening of Remembrance

Join the 3GNY community for a participatory and meaningful Yom HaShoah ceremony to honor our responsibility to remember and embrace our commitment to remember responsibly. 

Our program will once again be guided by the "Hitkansut Haggadah," developed by the Shalom Hartman Institute. We invite attendees to share, discuss, reflect, and remember together. The intimate and moving ceremony, featuring poems, reflections, and testimony, will honor our grandparents and other survivors along with the countless others whose stories may never be told. Join us as we move from "kinah" - sitting in grief -  to "kimah" - rising up to insist on human dignity.

All are welcome. For planning and security purposes, RSVPs required for each attendee. This event will take place on NYC’s Lower East Side - exact location to be shared upon RSVP.

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Addressing Antisemitism: Strategy & Resources to Address the Current Crisis
May
8
7:30 PM19:30

Addressing Antisemitism: Strategy & Resources to Address the Current Crisis

Join us for this powerful two-part training with Project Shema. The interactive training will empower you with the understanding and skills needed to navigate difficult conversations about antisemitism. 

Whenever the Israeli-Palestinian conflict breaks into an all-out war, antisemitism rises everywhere, as we are witnessing now. This two-part program is designed to help you understand how and why anti-Jewish ideas often go unnoticed and unchecked in discourse around the conflict, especially in more progressive spaces. More importantly, participants will develop skills to help people better understand the concerns of our community, including how and why this rhetoric undermines individual and collective Jewish inclusion and safety.

Project Shema is a training and support organization built by progressives to help our Jewish community and allies understand and address contemporary antisemitism, with an emphasis on how anti-Jewish ideas can emerge in progressive spaces and in discourse around Israel and Palestine.

Space is limited and will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Please plan to attend both sessions in order to complete the full training.


Register here.

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‘Goodbye, Eastern Europe’ Fireside Chat with Author Jacob Mikanowski
Apr
16
8:00 PM20:00

‘Goodbye, Eastern Europe’ Fireside Chat with Author Jacob Mikanowski

Register: Here

Please join 3GNY virtually on Tuesday, April 16th at 8pm ET for an intimate discussion with author and historian Jacob Mikanowski, who will be discussing his latest work, Goodbye, Eastern Europe, in the next installment of our Jewishness, Activism and Finding Belonging series.

“Goodbye, Eastern Europe is a masterful narrative about a place that has survived being forgotten. Beginning with long-lost accounts of early pagan life, Mikanowski offers a kaleidoscopic tour of the various peoples who made Eastern Europe their home over the centuries, including the Roma, Jews, and Muslims; the great kingdoms of the medieval period; the rise and fall of the Ottoman, Habsburg, and Russian empires; the dawn of the modern era; the ravages of fascism and Communism; the birth of the modern nation-state and beyond.” -Penguin Random House

In this riveting fireside chat, we will take a deep dive into the process and research behind writing a book that features 2,000 years of vast history, the long and diverse story of Jews in Eastern Europe, the golden age of Europe and its Jewry, the Holocaust and how Jews experienced the rise of fascist terror and violence from the Baltics to the Balkans, and how to make sense of Jewish life now in a region whose Jewish population was decimated.

Jacob Mikanowski is a historian, a freelance journalist, and critic. His writing has appeared in The Atlantic, Aeon, Cabinet, The Chronicle of Higher Education, The Guardian, The New York Times, newyorker.com, and many more.

Please register for the Zoom link and we look forward to seeing you there!

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Left Lane Straight: An Untold Story of the Holocaust in Greece
Sep
12
8:00 PM20:00

Left Lane Straight: An Untold Story of the Holocaust in Greece

Caroline Kaye, a 3G filmmaker and director of the upcoming documentary, Left Lane Straight, tells a rare Holocaust story: the decimation of the Greek Jews and the complex tale of how her family survived and thrived, asking: What is joy in the presence of pain? 

Join us for an intimate conversation with Caroline and producer Deana Morenoff, along with a sneak peek of this moving film.

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Leopoldstadt on Broadway: 3G Outing and Cast Talkback
Jun
15
7:00 PM19:00

Leopoldstadt on Broadway: 3G Outing and Cast Talkback

Join 3GNY, 3GPhilly, and 3GNJ on June 15th to attend Leopoldstadt, Tom Stoppard’s latest Broadway hit and perhaps the most personal play of his career. Following the play, we will host a special moderated conversation with the cast for our 3G community, and then go to a nearby bar to continue the conversation. Purchase tickets by May 17 to access our group rate and seating.

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