Webinars

As we reflect on the midterm elections and head into a season of family and community gatherings, so many of us are keenly aware of the vast political divides that exist in our country. Join Zioness and Michele Freed of Resetting the Table for a short film screening and training about bridging today’s deep political …

November is Mizrahi Heritage Month – and we couldn’t think of a better way to honor this moment than by diving into Hen Mazzig’s new book: The Wrong Kind of Jew: A Mizrahi Manifesto. Watch our conversation with the author as we dive into the books themes and talk about the challenges that many Mizrahi …

Inspired, nimble religious organizations of all kinds are now retooling to meet the very different needs of American Judaism today. Zioness is a key example of this trend, in creating space for people who are ideologically progressive and hold their Zionism as an intrinsic and inseparable piece of their Jewish identities. Rabbis Joshua Stanton and …

At Zioness, we’re all about showing up in the progressive movement in the fullness of our identities – including our Zionism. But today, the term ‘Zionist’ has acquired a distinctly negative connotation in many progressive spaces. Join Zioness and Dr. Einat Wilf as we discuss her latest collection of essays, We Should All Be Zionists – a …

Please join Zioness as we honor and discuss the important topic of mental health and inherited trauma. While we know the Jewish people are not monolithic, inherited trauma is ubiquitous in Jewish communities in every place Jews have lived since our ancient exile from the land of Israel. We are also acutely aware of the …

On June 19, 1865, the last enslaved African Americans were finally freed from bondage, over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation was announced. Since then, Juneteenth has been celebrated all over the country and is also known to some as “Freedom Day” or “Jubilee Day.” Together we reflect on the history of Juneteenth and what …