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HAPPY SPRING CLICK DEBUTS Play Follows College Students Involved in Fraternity Rape That Goes Viral 1 HAPPY SPRING CLICK DEBUTS Play follows college students involved in fraternity rape that goes viral. MARCH 21, 2019 / 14 ADAR II, 5779 PAGE 19 JEWISHEXPONENT.COM — WHAT IT MEANS TO BE JEWISH IN PHILADELPHIA — $1.00 OF NOTE ‘Community LOCAL Portrait’ AJC Celebrates 75 Years in Region Study Chapter made debut on May 18, 1944. Evaluates Page 4 Population LOCAL SELAH MAYA ZIGHELBOIM | JE STAFF Anti-Semitic Grati Found in A “COMMUNITY PORTRAIT” study SEPTA Station of the Greater Philadelphia Jewish popula- Spring Garden tion is underway to help identify and meet platform defaced in needs for services and engagement. several spots. e study, which is being commis- sioned by the Jewish Federation of Greater A crowd, including members of Jewish Federation and JCRC sta, gathers for a “Service of Page 6 Philadelphia, looks at the Jewish popula- Interreligious Solidarity” held by the Institute for Jewish-Catholic Relations at Saint Joseph’s University in the wake of the Christchurch massacre. Photo by Jason Holtzman LOCAL tion in Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery, Chester and Delaware counties. It poses Barrack Responds questions about socioeconomic status, Jewish Community Responds to Union Issue philanthropy and volunteering, percep- Teachers to get tions of Israel and more. to Deadly Mosque Attack raises, retain “If we don’t do a study, then we have no benefits. idea because if you ask a Jewish organiza- tion, then they only know the people they JANET PEREZ AND LIZ SPIKOL | JE FEATURE and Linwood Mosque during March 15 Page 8 serve,” said Kelly Romirowsky, director morning prayers. e “worst act of ter- of evaluation, research and knowledge INTERNATIONAL, NATIONAL AND rorism committed on our shores,” as Volume 239000 management at Jewish Federation. “at’s local Jewish communities are condemn- New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Number 490 exactly why we need to do this study.” ing last week’s white supremacist attack Ardern characterized it, was allegedly e preliminary results are expected in on two New Zealand mosques that killed carried out by a 28-year-old Australian Published Weekly Since 1887 November, and the full study will be ready 50 people and wounded dozens. national who’d penned an 87-page man- in early 2020. e results will be made e attacks took place in the city of ifesto lled with anti-immigrant and widely available so that dierent Jewish Christchurch at the Al Noor Mosque anti-Muslim rhetoric. 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It was right then advocate for each oth- black-tie. e gala this year, before D-Day. Everything that er’s issues, our voices will be which will take place at e was happening to the Jews in amplied,” Bronstein said. Rittenhouse on March 23 at 7 Europe was coming out, and In Philadelphia, in its early From left: Former AJC presidents Len Grossman, Steve Dubin and p.m., is not merely a fundraiser the people who signed the years, the organization opened Jack Farber Photo courtesy of AJC Philadelphia/SNJ for AJC Philadelphia/SNJ; it is charter — the 150 people — up industries that were closed also a celebration of the orga- had vision to know that they to Jewish people by creating and underpaid. e organiza- to the United States,” Bronstein nization’s 75-year history. could make a dierence.” a dialogue with heads of law tion did a study on that issue said. “at was the story that a at is apparent in the eve- Philadelphia’s chapter was rms and banks. called “Bringing Women In.” lot of Jewish families had, and ning’s itinerary. the rst outside New York, and e organization also played Twenty-four years ago, AJC so, Latinos saw, for the rst Filmmaker Sam Katz will community leaders felt that a role in advancing women’s Philadelphia/SNJ began coali- time, that there was a connec- premiere a video on the his- their mission of combating roles in the workplace. In the tion-building with the Bucks tion with some of the issues tory of the organization, called anti-Semitism would be more ’70s and ’80s, it recognized that County Christian Coalition. that they’re dealing with today AJC: Philadelphia/SNJ: A 75 eective with local chapters, while women worked, their e organization also has on immigration.” Year Perspective, and AJC CEO rather than a national oce. work was oen undervalued a strong relationship with the A few years ago, the organi- local archdiocese, through pro- zation began reaching out to the grams like Friends in Faith, Muslim community with Circle NAME: TERRAVIDA HOLISTIC CENTERS; WIDTH: 5.5 IN; DEPTH: 5.5 IN; for which students from Jack of Friends, AJC’s local Muslim COLOR: BLACK PLUS ONE; AD NUMBER: 00083435 M.
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