JCRCUpcoming Events
This webinar will provide a framework for understanding white supremacist trends across the nation with an emphasis on youth radicalization in K-12 schools and communities.
Journalist Carey McWilliams wrote a famous article in 1946 called “Minneapolis: The Curious Twin.” It established an enduring impression of Minneapolis as the “capital of antisemitism” in mid-20th-century America. Join historian Laura Weber as she takes a close look at the “Curious Twin.”
Join the Twin Cities Jewish Community for a special Kristallnacht commemoration, featuring Nick Winton, son of Sir Nicholas George Winton, a British humanitarian credited with organizing the escape of 669 mostly Jewish children from Czechoslovakia on the eve of World War II.
Join JCRC's Sami Rahamim and Laura Zelle at ModernWell for an overview of antisemitism and calls-to-action for addressing this hate. Laura and Sami will discuss old myths in a new […]
Nosh and shmooze with community members and elected officials at the JCRC Hanukkah Party
A conversation with historian Rebecca Erbelding and Steve Hunegs
Would you like a deeper understanding of the dual narratives that drive the Israeli-Palestinian conflict? Participants in Minneapolis Jewish Federation's Experience Israel 2023 are invited to a Zoom conversation facilitated […]
Repairing the World: Stories from the Tree of Life documents Pittsburgh’s powerful community response to hate in the aftermath of the deadliest antisemitic attack in U.S. history.
An opportunity for the Sioux Falls community to learn about Judaism and Israel from their Jewish neighbors and the JCRC.
Register to join the JCRC's trip to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Joint Religious Legislative Coalition: Jewish, Protestant, Muslim, and Catholic partners advocating for public policies that promote the common good in Minnesota Our schedule this year will include a virtual issue […]
JCRC and Beth Jacob Congregation invite you to Yom HaShaoh, Minnesota and the Dakotas' annual Holocaust Remembrance Day Commemoration.
