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An unusual invitation came to me in 2019: to write an article about hate speech
Kinus 2022: A Walk of Discovery “Leave your land, your place of origin, your
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Written by Natalia Ginzburg, Caro Michele (1973) deals with the impact of political issues
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Have you ever wondered how a community initiative comes about? The answer to this question
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In response to preserving the memory of an almost century-old community, the project of telling
Tu BiShvat is another opportunity to delve deeply into ourselves in search of answers to
Tu BiShvat begins as the date when taxes, sacrifices and donations on everything that comes
The UJR proudly partnered with the Women of Reform Judaism Midwest District for an amazing
D-Day is a decisive moment: full of symbolism, it marks the union of many forces
In an unprecedented initiative, the "Beit Shirá Israeli" music school came to be. A proposal
About ten years ago, a study group within the Brazilian branch of UJR Latin America
The Jewish community is currently experiencing very special times, especially in light of its millenary
Regarded as the architect of Reform Zionism and of the modern structure of the WUPJ
The Sifriá book club was created with the intent of sharing readings, experiences and reflections
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Netzer Costa Rica is a Sniff which started to develop in the middle of the
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Check out the participations of people from our region at Connections 2021, the World Union
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There's a quote attributed to Goethe that says: "When a human awakens to a great
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Since march 2020, the world has been living in a chaotic health crisis. Covid-19, also
The purpose of bringing together Jewish communities from different places with themes of repairing the
Apart from following the recommendations and protocols for the health security of their members due
It all began with a Zionist dream
Eduardo Galeano (1989), Uruguayan writer, describes in his stories "a sea of sparks". If we
Thinking about Purim brings a smile to our faces. After a lot of reflection on
We live in a time that is foreign to Judaisms but, at the same time
The World Union for Progressive Judaism (WUPJ) “Shabbat around the World” was launched in Milan
“Never doubt that a small group of highly aware and engaged people can change the
The etymology of the Hebrew language fascinates me! The words compress themselves until they reach
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To say that the Covid-19 pandemic has radically transformed our lives has become commonplace: we
The month of December in the Gregorian calendar is special: it is the month of
There's something characterizes the Jewish community: the ability to "form a community” and to remain
Speaking about a feminine space, a women's space is always a challenge and a risk.
For thousands of years, Jews have lived all over the world, spread across five continents.
In early November of this year, we read Parasha Vayera, which tells the story of
I ask myself how many of us actually know the importance and transcendence of the
Tamar is the front of the post-tnuah youth of the Reform Movement. In Hebrew, Tamar
The second principles’ declaration of the reform Jewish movement of the United States of 1937
When we take on the responsibility of receiving the Torah, we continually take on the
The Jewish calendar incorporated Yom haShoah, Yom haAtzmaut and Yom haZikaron: how should we celebrate
Being one of the oldest Congregations in Latin America preserves its history and traditions and
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We must renew the steps in the path of dialogue and the construction of bridges
The Union for Reform Judaism for Latin America is the regional chapter of the World
One of the challenges we have today is to identify how to continue contributing for
Passover teaches us not to give up any cause: to fight for our survival as
The central institutions of reformist Judaism repudiate the appearance of posters with threats to the
Vashti the Queen is banished for refusing to serve the King at a drunken boys’
In the face of the challenges related to climate change and the reaction of nature
