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Pizza, Parsha, and Power: Local Action Team Meet-Up

Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

Join Mishkan’s Local Action Team for an evening of connection, learning, and powerful collective action. Mishkan and our partners at JCUA are creating community rooted in the Jewish values of tzedek and tikkun olam so that we can act together as a Jewish community on issues like affordable housing, mental health care, and public safety. […]

Small Groups: Queer Small Group Voting Salon

Builder's Home in Uptown

What's at stake in the next election? In local elections, the people really do have the power! Hosted by Builder Rodrigo Diaz, come learn about what's at stake in the […]

Teen Chocolate Seder: a Social Justice Seder with a Sweet Twist

Mishkan Chicago HQ 4001 N Ravenswood Ave #101, Chicago, IL

Your teen is cordially invited to an extra tasty pre-seder, led by Rabbi Deena, where we’ll take a closer look at social justice issues like modern day slavery, economic justice, and fair trade. The seder is meant to help us see ourselves in the Passover story, and this program will help your teen connect to […]

Perspectives on the Pro-Democracy Uprising in Israel

Chicago, IL, United States

Organized and hosted by two Mishkan Builders, join a virtual panel addressing the proposed judicial reform in Israel, the evolution of the protest movement, Palestinian-related issues, and how we can support the movement. Speakers include Tom Ginsburg, director of the Malyi Center for the Study of Institutional and Legal Integrity at the University of Chicago, […]

Joint Israeli-Palestinian Memorial Day Ceremony

Chicago, IL, United States

As is written on the American Friends for Combatants for Peace website in their description of why hundreds of thousands of Israelis and Palestinians join together for this memorial day […]

Picnic, Parsha, and Power

Welles Park 2333 W Sunnyside Ave, Chicago, IL, United States

Picnics, parks, and pararshot! What do the municipal election results mean for the Chicago Jewish community and anyone looking to make change? Pack a picnic and join Mishkan's Local Action Team in the park for a fun, family-friendly discussion of positive, progressive politics. Register

Our Tears are the Same Color: Bereaved Palestinians and Israelis Share their Stories

Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago 126 E Chestnut Street, Chicago, IL, United States

From the American Friends of the Parents Circle: "Interfaith America, Fourth Presbyterian Church of Chicago, Mishkan Chicago, and American Friends of the Parents Circle invite you to a Dialogue Meeting with bereaved Israeli mother, Robi Damelin, and bereaved Palestinian mother, Laila Alsheikh. Join us to hear their stories of loss, of reconciliation, and of hope. […]