Visualizing the Divine
Join Professor Chajes for an eye-opening exploration of ilanot, the ancient visual maps of Kabbalah. These intricate parchment scrolls, dating back to the 14th century, were used by Jewish mystics […]
Join Professor Chajes for an eye-opening exploration of ilanot, the ancient visual maps of Kabbalah. These intricate parchment scrolls, dating back to the 14th century, were used by Jewish mystics […]
Join us at Hillel for “Beat Midrash,” a live performance and open conversation, followed by a dessert reception. With Neta Weiner and Stav Marin, explore how creative language shapes community […]
How can the story of Purim inspire us to embrace our most authentic selves? We will dive into traditional texts to explore how the story of Purim speaks to Queerness through its themes of identity, hidden truths, and transformation. We hope to uncover the ways this ancient story resonates with modern expressions of selfhood. Come […]
Step into the new month with intention and creativity! Explore thought-provoking Jewish texts, reflect on fresh beginnings, and create your own vision board to set meaningful goals for the weeks ahead. We’ll provide the supplies (and snacks)!
Shabbat Uncovered is a evening filled with delicious food and meaningful connection. As we enjoy pita, hummus, and falafel, we’ll explore the prayers of Friday Night Reform Shabbat Services, peeling back their layers to uncover their history, traditions, and personal significance. Whether you come for the falafel, the wisdom, or the company, this is a […]
Freedom Isn’t Easy: Growing Up and Getting Free in the Book of Exodus Passover is about leaving Egypt—but it’s also about people growing and changing along the way. In this lunch and learn, during Passover lunch at Hillel, we’ll look at Moses and others in the Exodus story and ask: What does freedom really mean? […]
Have you ever wondered about the symbolism of the different items on the seder plate? Do you just love horseradish? Hillel will be hosting a lunch to explore the symbolism of the seder plate. We hope to enlighten your tastebuds!
The Jewish Womxn's Collective (JWC) is excited to host a panel with Rabbi Leah Nessbaum and Katie Hamelburg to engage in a discussion about uplifting the voices and experiences of minority genders in Jewish spaces.
We are excited to welcome Rabbi Elie Lehmann to Tufts for a thought-provoking evening. After community dinner, Rabbi Lehmann will guide us through "The Torah of Leadership: Balancing Healthy Doses of Humility, Arrogance, and Self-Confidence in Our Lives." Together, we’ll explore Jewish texts and reflect on what it means to lead with integrity—to hold space […]
Want to take sharpen your Talmud skills? Join a weekly, text-based study group where you'll work through the Hebrew/Aramaic of the Gemara together, sharpening both reading skills and analytical thinking. […]
Join us for a creative and meaningful way to step into the High Holidays! In the spirit of Elul, the month of reflection and preparation, we’ll decorate and personalize journals to use for introspection, goal-setting, or capturing your thoughts throughout the year ahead. No experience needed, just come ready to reflect, create, and prepare your […]
Want to take sharpen your Talmud skills? Join a weekly, text-based study group where you'll work through the Hebrew/Aramaic of the Gemara together, sharpening both reading skills and analytical thinking. Guided by Rabbi Brawer, this chaburah offers a collaborative space for deep learning and thoughtful discussion. Prerequisite: Participants should be comfortable reading Talmud in the […]
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