Classes & Learning

In the era of the internet and social media, questions about speech, truth, and misinformation are more pressing than ever. Join Rabbi Emmanuel and Den member Rebecca Barabas for a learning session exploring the intersection of misinformation and the Jewish ethical tradition of lashon hara—often translated as “gossip,” but more broadly understood as a call …

Truth, Trust, and Talking Online: Jewish Ethics in the Age of Misinformation Read More »

Wind down your day with Rabbi Emmanuel and the Den with a summer evening stroll through the monument along the National Mall—one of DC’s best after-work traditions. A chance to make new friends or reconnect with familiar faces, we'll go for a leisurely, scenic stroll with a mid-break rest for Jewish learning and meaningful conversation. …

Monuments and Memory: Summer Evening Walk + Learn on the National Mall Read More »

Antisemitism has been alarmingly on the rise for years. Recent antisemitic attacks include arson at the residence of Governor Josh Shapiro, the murders of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim just blocks from Sixth & I, and a dozen people—including a Holocaust survivor—burned in Boulder, Colorado, while peacefully demonstrating for the release of hostages held by …

*Postponed* Antisemitism on the Rise: A Panel Conversation Read More »

Join Moishe House Bethesda for Shmear & Shiur, our new monthly series where we dive into Jewish texts with local rabbis over bagels. This month, we’re excited to welcome Rabbi Berkowitz from B’nai Israel for an informal and engaging discussion. He’ll be guiding us through a thought-provoking Jewish topic of his choosing—come ready to learn, ask questions, and …

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ROAM DC KM Demo Class CSS is recruiting DC area volunteers to join CSS's ROAM Program. We will also use the occasion of this in-person forum as an information session for those who are interested in seeing if this training and volunteering opportunity is right for them. Once you register and are approved we will …

Free Krav Maga Class Read More »

The American Conference of Cantors presents a historic concert celebrating the 50th anniversary of Cantor Barbara Ostfeld, the first female ordained cantor. This extraordinary musical event will feature multiple choirs, spanning generations of cantorial talent, performing a diverse repertoire from Renaissance compositions to contemporary pieces. The concert promises a powerful exploration of Jewish musical heritage, …

Kolot HaDorot: Celebrating 50 Years of Women in the Cantorate Read More »