Unity in Community:
JCC and YMCA Building Understanding and Combating Hatred
JCC and YMCA Building Understanding and Combating Hatred is a dual project geared toward middle school-aged summer day campers and adults, offering meaningful learning experiences to combat antisemitism and racism through education, dialogue, and actionable strategies. Together we are dedicated to strengthening our communities and amplifying our collective impact, fostering understanding, resilience, and unity across our region.
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For More Information
For more information, reach out to the Center for Loving Kindness at [email protected]
CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS
Curious Conversations
This series is designed for families, educators, and community members interested in learning how to combat hate by discussing pressing topics and fostering dialogue, education, and connection. Click below for the next Curious Conversation and registration information.
Check back often, as we update these events.
December 8, 6-8 pm: What is Hate?
Join us for “What Is Hate,” a foundational conversation that opens our community series on understanding and confronting hate in all its forms. Together, we’ll explore where hate begins, how it spreads, and, most importantly, how we can prevent it through empathy, education, community activism, and acts of kindness.
Homewood YMCA 7140 Bennett St, Pittsburgh, PA 15208
RSVP Link (coming soon)
January 19: MLK Program - Resisting Racism
February 16: Combating Jew Hatred
Location: JCC of Greater Pittsburgh, Squirrel Hill
April 16: Diverse Abilities
May 19: LGBTQ+ Rights and Advocacy
June: Summer Camp Training on Wellness, Resilience
Reserved for YMCA and JCC summer day camp staff.
EXPERIENCE COMMUNITY THROUGH CULTURE
Experience Community Through Culture
