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You're invited to an inspiring
panel discussion with renowned writers as they share their
contributions to the timely and thought-provoking book On Being
Jewish Now. This intimate collection of essays reflects the diverse
voices and experiences of today's Jewish community, exploring what it
means to be Jewish in our world today—especially in the wake of the
October 7th attacks. The essays are smart, funny, poignant, and
hopeful, offering a powerful window into the joys, challenges, and
resilience that define the Jewish experience.
Panelists include:
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Zibby Owens – Podcast host of Moms Don't Have Time to
Read Books, CEO of Zibby Books, and author of Blank
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Daphne Merkin – Author of five books and writer for The New
Yorker and The New York Times Magazine
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Jonathan Santlofer – Best-selling author of The Lost
Van Gogh and The Last Mona Lisa, and artist whose
work is featured in the Met
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Lisa Kogan – Writer-at-large for O, The Oprah Magazine
The book features 75
contributors—each sharing personal reflections on Jewish joy,
celebration, family, love, and the enduring threads that unite the
Jewish people: resilience, humor, and strength. Contributors to the
book include Jill Zarin, Steve Leder, Amy Ephron, Jenny Mollen, and
many others.
By attending, you'll hear
from these remarkable authors and receive a copy of On Being
Jewish Now as part of your sign-up. This is a unique
opportunity to engage with some of today's most influential voices on a
deeply relevant topic.
Join us for this
meaningful conversation.
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