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DIA TOUR
1-3 PM, APRIL 22
The National Council of
Jewish Women will host a
free virtual interpretive tour
of Diego Rivera murals, fea-
turing Carlene VanVoorhies,
DIA Interpretive Program vol-
unteer. Visit ncjwmi.org.
WAR WITH PLASTIC
7-9 PM, APRIL 22
NCJW|MI presents: “The
Global War with Plastic,” a
free Zoom webinar. Hear
Laura Sullivan, investigative
reporter for National Public
Radio who created “Plastic
Wars,” on the current state of
plastic pollution in the world.
Also, Kerrin O’Brien, exec-
utive director of Michigan
Recycling Coalition, will
discuss recycling as a part
of the solution. Register at
ncjwmi.org.
PIRKEI AVOT
11 AM, APRIL 23
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites adults of all ages to
join Rabbi Aaron Bergman
for this weekly discussion of
one of the most beloved and
wise books of our people.
The community is welcome.
There is no charge. To RSVP
and receive a Zoom link,
contact Jodi Gross, jgross@
adatshlaom.org.
SOULFUL YOGA
11 AM, APRIL 24
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to join Rabbi
Aaron Bergman and yoga
instructor Mindy Eisenberg
for Soulful Yoga. Connect
body and soul as you apply
the wisdom of Torah to the
gentle practice of yoga. No
yoga experience is nec-
essary. Free and open to
the community. To receive
a Zoom link, contact Jodi
Gross, jgross@adatshlaom.
org.
DR. RUTH HONORED
1-2PM, APRIL 25
Celebrate Dr. Ruth K.
Westheimer as she receives
her first honorary doctorate
from Ben-Gurion University
of the Negev. Register by
checking “Celebrate the
Remarkable” at aabgu.org.
LUNCHTIME LEARNING
NOON, APRIL 26
Adat Shalom Synagogue
invites you to join Rabbi
Aaron Bergman in a pro-
gram titled “Great Jewish
Photographers.” He will look
at Jewish photographers
who have been pivotal in
capturing life in the United
States and the world. The
program is open to the com-
munity. There is no charge.
To RSVP and receive a Zoom
link, contact Jodi Gross,
jgross@adatshlaom.org.
ENABLERS
NOON-1 PM, APRIL 27
Jewish Family Service
will offer a Zoom meeting
with author Amos Guiora
(Armies of Enablers: Stories
of Complicity in Sexual
Assaults). He proposes legal,
cultural and social measures
aimed at the bystander from
the survivor’s perspective.
Only by hearing their stories
do we fully understand the
power of the enabler and the
pain they cause the survivor.
Register at jfsdetroit.org/
JCADA.
BUILDING THE
MODERN WORLD
7 PM, APRIL 27
The Albert Kahn Legacy
Foundation will host a free
virtual presentation. “Albert
Kahn Designs Detroit” is a
talk with Michael Hodges,
author and journalist. A Q&A
will follow the talk. Register
at albertkahnlegacy.com/
events.
FINDING BALANCE
7 PM, APRIL 28
This is the last part of the
Adat Shalom Synagogue
spring series to help you find
balance during the Omer
through mediation and gen-
tle movement. There is no
fee to attend. To register and
receive a Zoom link, contact
Jodi Gross, at jgross@
adatshlaom.org.
IMMIGRATION LAW
7:30 PM, APRIL 28
Hadassah Greater Detroit
Attorney and Judges
Council, in conjunction with
the Jewish Bar Association
of Michigan (JBAM), hosts
Elisheva Mosko, who will
speak about “Immigration
Law: The Past Four Years,
And What The Future Holds.”
Mosko is a solo practitioner
with the law firm of Mosko
Law PC. Please register by
April 26 for this free, online
event open to everyone:
hadassahmidwest.org/
GDimmigration. For info,
contact greaterdetroit@
hadassah.org or call 248-
683-5030.
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