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Grantsmanship Training Program® at the JCC

Posted by Admin on July 17, 2019

Write more successful grant proposals * Win more grant funding Getting funding for your organization’s programs can be daunting. We’re here to help! This interactive training will inspire you to participate in the entire program planning and grant proposal process. Work in teams to create and review real proposals in class. Leave with a stack of draft proposals, a network of colleagues, and 12 months of …

Steel City Showdown – Results!

Posted by Admin on July 3, 2019

Check out results from Steel City Showdown! The first Steel City Showdown, an obstacle course race, was held at the JCC's Henry Kaufman Family Recreation Park, 100+ acres off wooded property in Monroeville, on Sunday, September 22. The terrain of Western PA participants through hilly slopes, mixed deciduous forest and dense thickets. Participants came to conquer the course and make it you vs. you or come and play …

This Jewish Moment: Yossi Klein Halevi

Posted by Admin on May 2, 2019

This Jewish Moment: The Future of Israel, American Jewry & The Relationship Between Us Yossi Klein Halevi is the New York Times bestselling author of Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor and senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem. Free and open to the public. Questions? Contact Nancy Conaway at [email protected] or 412-421-9715, ext. 115 A program of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh and Temple Sinai

Voices & Values: A Social Justice Sing-In

Posted by Admin on April 10, 2019

Join with neighbors as we sing our way through the desert at the end of Passover. Our songs will reflect our shared efforts to build the beloved community. Featured artists and spiritual leaders: Noah Budin Phat ManDee with Miguel Sague, Jr and Miguel Sague III Sathya Sai Singers Jacquea Mae - 1Hood Media Cantor Julie Newman Sara Stock Mayo (The Freedom Seder and Voices and Values serve …

Freedom Seder

Posted by Admin on April 10, 2019

For neighbors of all backgrounds to enjoy the rituals of the Passover seder with an eye towards issues of our community. Snacks will include Passover ritual foods. Conversations will be dynamic and relevant to the social challenges we face today. RSVP here by Thursday, April 24 • 5 PM

Big Table Pittsburgh – Connect. Converse. Community.

Posted by Admin on April 10, 2019

Pittsburgh is a region that can and does thrive when we choose to care for each other. When we give our time to converse and connect, we draw each other closer and create the power to lead our community to an even better future. Given the pace of our world, we tend to gather, mostly, for reasons that are more personal or organizational. The Big Table Pittsburgh is an opportunity …

Stand With Our Muslim Neighbors

Posted by Admin on March 21, 2019

Just as Esther stood up against the violence of her day, so too can we STAND UP with our Muslim Neighbors against violence. Many of you have reached out to ask how we can provide support to the local Muslim community after the horrendous shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Friday. Here are several are opportunities: STAND WITH THE MUSLIM COMMUNITY: Friday, March 22, 11:30 AM-2 PM: Attend …

A Community Conversation on Teen Mental Health

Posted by Admin on February 21, 2019

Understanding how the world of electronics and social media impacts our children isn’t easy and is a still evolving and emerging topic. Please join us on Sunday, April 28, from 4 to 6 pm at the JCC in Squirrel Hill, for “A Community Conversation on Teen Mental Health” with Dr. Jean Twenge, who will present more of her research findings. Twenge is a professor of psychology at …

I Lived, We Live: What Did We Miss?

Posted by Admin on February 8, 2019

Something that is loved is never lost. –Toni Morrison (Beloved) I Lived, We Live: What Did We Miss? is a creative installation project organized by Hazelwood’s Center of Life, the Greater Hazelwood Community and Carnegie Mellon University’s School of Design. It’s a story about love, family and resilience. It’s a story about loss and trauma. It is about ways in which collective loss is remembered, expressed and claimed …

Snow J Day

Posted by Admin on January 30, 2019

Snow J Days When schools are closed because of the weather, we are open! Squirrel Hill: Gym time, swim time and more, available at a moment’s notice. Please call 412-521-8010 or 412-697-3520 for details starting at 7 am. South Hills: No school, no problem! When school is canceled for inclement weather, we will conduct a J Day program. Please call the JCC, 412-278-1975, at 7 am to verify start …

Squirrel Hill

5738 Forbes Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15217
P 412-521-8010

South Hills

345 Kane Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15243
P 412-278-1975

The JCC is open and accessible to everyone, regardless of age, race, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, gender identity, gender expression or different ability by welcoming individuals of all backgrounds, embracing their uniqueness and diversity under our communal tent.

Grantsmanship Training Program® at the JCC

Steel City Showdown – Results!

This Jewish Moment: Yossi Klein Halevi

Voices & Values: A Social Justice Sing-In

Freedom Seder

Big Table Pittsburgh – Connect. Converse. Community.

Stand With Our Muslim Neighbors

A Community Conversation on Teen Mental Health

I Lived, We Live: What Did We Miss?

Snow J Day

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