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Dr. Conrad Giles, right, introduced speaker Kenneth Stein of Emory

University in Atlanta.

the growing incivility gripping our
country" said JCPA President and CEO
Rabbi Steve Gutow."It is unfortunate,
but our nation is clearly on a path of
self-destruction unless attitudes change
and those elected to serve the people
quit campaigning for re-election long
enough to listen to one another and find
ways to reconcile their differences."
Delegates also discussed the need
to handle disagreements in the
Jewish community in a civil manner
and strove to do so.
Advocating for civility is important
as advocacy on other
fronts heats up, said
incoming JCPA Chair
Dr. Conrad Giles of
Detroit. He began a
two-year term Monday.
"This is clearly not
just a Jewish problem,
but it is our problem
as part of our par-
ticipation in the public
square when issues of
Jewish existence and survival require
that opinions be shared:' Giles said.
"If you spend any time in meet-
ings, you recognize how little can
be accomplished if we talk by one
another rather than to one another,
and don't listen with respect to opin-
ions other than our own."
Giles, a past president of the Jewish
Federation of Metropolitan Detroit and of
the former Council of Jewish Federations,
has gained a strong appreciation of the
Detroit JCRC and the JCPA.
Praising the JCPA staff, he said
there has been a "quantum leap" in
its role in convening and supporting
its member organizations as well as
developing new funding sources. "As
you look at this [community rela-
tions] field and its importance, it's an

obligation to make sure this organi-
zation continues and flourishes."
Detroit JCRC President Richard
Nodel left the conference hopeful. "I
took some comfort in the fact that
there are so many good people from
around the country who share the
same concerns and are willing to
devote the energy needed to work on
them:' he said.
Judy Rosenberg, a Detroit JCRC
vice president who also represented
the National Council of Jewish
Women, liked the way the theme of
civility wove through
the sessions. "I think
that is important in
our world today, and I
particularly liked the
modeling of how to get
along with people you
don't necessarily agree
with:' she said.
Said Steven Hartman,
the Federation's Young
Adult Division delegate
to JCRC, "I have to admit I was out
of the loop on the extent of anti-
Semitism. I knew about the Iran
threat, but the BDS threat is very
important to work on, too."
"I'm energized by the synergies that
come out of a convention like this','
said Danielle DePriest, a University of
Michigan student and Mazon hunger
fellow for Berkley-based Yad Ezra and the
JCRC. She was impressed by delegates
"creating facts on the ground by com-
municating with the community, mak-
ing the relations with the government
and doing the work'."

Dr. Conrad
Giles of Detroit
was elected
national JCPA
president.



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