January 2022
January 9, 2022, 4 - 4:45 pm
Cost: $10
"It was a wonderful program and we greatly appreciate all your contributions. You fully captured the attention of both adults and kids!"
February 2021
February 1, 2021, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm
"The Bene Israeli Tu B'shvat & Malida Ceremony"
"The Bene Israeli Tu B'shvat & Malida Ceremony"
HESEG, Israel
Cost: Free
Registration: A private event in Hebrew
HESEG Foundation is a foundation for academic
scholarships for qualified applicants and former lone
soldiers.
December 2020
December 13, 2020, 2:00 - 3:00 pm
"Menorahs and Pakoras"
Sponsored by Keshet
Virtual
Cost: Free
Keshet Jewish LGBTQ families bring your kids to a
brief presentation about the Indian Jewish community
followed by a cooking demo for Chanukah.
Keshet:
"Thank you again for today. Everyone is raving about
how much we learned about the Indian Jewish
community, and of course your excellent cooking
demonstration. Thank you again for participating and
teaching us all so much!"
December 18, 2020, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
"Pakoras and Chutneys; An Indian Shabbat"
Co-sponsored by OneTable & JDC Entwine
Virtual
Cost: Free
OneTable empowers people in their 20's and 30's to
create and build their own meaningful and authentic
Shabbat practice through hosting and sharing
Shabbat dinners. OneTable provides resources such
as ritual guides and Nourishment credits to help
hosts elevate their Shabbat dinners and build
community around the Shabbat table. Learn more
From JDC's website:
"Entwine and its partners at OneTable will present
events on Indian Jews: one with the locals
community in Mumbai and the other with renowned
food writer Shulie Madnick, who’s written
extensively about her Indian Jewish roots."
One Table Shabbat:
"Friday was absolutely divine! I'm so grateful for the
time and your expertise."
December 22, 2020
Private Keshet LGBTQ Team Building Talk &
Cooking Demo
Sponsored by Keshet
NOVA ALEXANDRIA PHOTO + MEDIA JURIED SPRING 2022 PHOTOGRAPHY Spring 2022 Show
Honorable Mention and Faculty Award
"Shulie Madnick uses incongruous elements to surprise the viewer. In one she hangs green tortillas on a clothesline and in another places a hook in wedge of cheese. The use of white as the primary backdrop in each intensifies the surreal,
dreamlike quality of the images." - Jenee Mateer, Juror.
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