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During challenging times, connecting to Jewish community is more important than ever. We publish the Guide to Jewish Wisconsin as an annual invitation to discover how supportive and enriching Jewish life can be in the Badger State, whether it occurs traditionally or virtually. Whether you’re a newcomer or a native, the Guide will help you get to know the people and the organizations that make our state a rich and fulfilling place to be Jewish. We hope newcomers will use the Guide to become acquainted with our state’s vibrant Jewish life, and current residents will use it to get even more of what our community has to offer. Here are a few more ways to learn about local Jewish life: • Bookmark the online Guide at MilwaukeeJewish.org/Guide. • Text WJC to 51555 to get text alerts from the Wisconsin Jewish Chronicle. 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Miryam Rosenzweig B’shalom, Moshe Katz, Miryam Rosenzweig, Board Chair President and CEO —————Milwaukee Jewish Federation, Publisher————— Connectwith your Jewish COMMUNITY editor: Rob Golub ONLINE AND IN PRINT (414) 390-5770 • [email protected] free subscription: Tela Bissett (414) 390-5720 • [email protected] advertising: Jane Dillon (414) 390-5765 • [email protected] MilwaukeeJewish.org n 1 Table of Contents Welcome from the Publisher . 1 About the Cover . 3 Published By: Milwaukee Jewish Federation, Inc. Milwaukee Jewish Federation . 4 1360 N. 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Women’s Organizations . 62 Youth & Young Adults . 63 Editorial Index . 68 Advertising Index . 71 Advertising Directory . 72 Information contained in the Guide is provided by the individual contributors. All efforts are made to acquire updated information annually. 2 n A Guide to Jewish Wisconsin About the Cover—Artist Nancy Kennedy Barnett ancy Kennedy Barnett is a community volunteer who gets her passion and energy Nfrom giving. She currently is the Chair of the Harry & Rose Samson Family Jewish Community Center’s Board of Directors and a lifetime trustee of Congregation Shalom. Nancy is a member of the Nathan & Esther Pelz Holocaust Education Resource Center’s second generation speaker’s bureau; she is a past officer and board member of the Milwaukee Jewish Federation, and she sits on several community advisory councils. While Nancy has done a fair amount of traveling, having visited six out of seven continents, she tries to see beauty every day, wherever she is. The photo on the cover was taken in her yard, in Fox Point, Wisconsin.
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