(Pictured above: The 2016-17 Jewish Organizing Fellows.)
“Siyyum” in Hebrew, literally “completion,” traditionally refers to the completion and celebration of one’s study of a unit of Jewish text. At JOIN, we honor our Jewish Organizing Fellows’ completion of their fellowship year with our own Siyyum celebration. Our annual Siyyum brings together a vibrant community of people who care about social justice, healing a fractured world, and building the capacity for sustained change. This is an opportunity for each Fellow to share stories about what they individually and collectively have learned, created, and accomplished during their Fellowship year. (See below for videos and pictures from last year!)
Please join us at our
2017 Siyyum
on Monday, June 26th, 6:00-8:30 PM
Temple Israel at 477 Longwood Ave, Boston MA
Please consider supporting JOIN by honoring the graduates with a purchase of an ad which will be featured in the evening’s program book. Whether individuals or organizations, in attendance or not, all are invited to personalize their ad or well wishes to honor a graduate, or to show your support of JOIN.
Click here to RSVP and/or donate to contribute to JOIN for Justice (please note the deadline to submit a message to our program book has passed. For questions, please contact Chelsea at cfeuchs@joinforjustice.org).
Click here to RSVP only, making no gift at this time.
This location is wheelchair accessible. For more general information or questions about accessibility, please contact Tali Smookler at tsmookler@joinforjustice.org. For questions related to the Program Book, please email Chelsea Feuchs at cfeuchs@joinforjustice.org.
Transportation and parking information: There is parking in parking garage at 375 Longwood Avenue that is $7 after 3:30PM. This location is also accessible by the Green Line (the D line) at the Longwood stop, and many bus lines. Please note that there is a Red Sox game this evening, so there might be more traffic and public transit users than usual, so please allow extra travel time to accommodate.
