Join JUFJ at our next Community Convening, the first in a series of workshops around making sense of, confronting, and healing from our relationship to white supremacy. At this first workshop on July 9th, we will be engaging in a discussion around our Jewish identity, our community, and the structural oppression of antisemitism. Through facilitated activities and dialogue, we will work together to better understand the impact antisemitism has had on our lives and experiences, and how it has affected not only how non-Jewish folks relate to the Jewish community, but also how we relate to and understand one another. To be more effective in our work for racial and economic justice, we must also do the work to understand and heal ourselves. This event is being generously funded by Kolker-Saxon-Hallock Family Foundation Inc., a Supporting Foundation of the Associated: Jewish Community Federation of Baltimore.