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SUMMARY:Candidate Forum
DESCRIPTION:Races for 41st District State Legislature Positions 1 & 2\n*UPDATE! Ballot Measure I-1631 ‘Carbon Fee’ Pro and Con Forum\n \n6:30 PM Candidate Meet & Greet\n7:00 PM Candidate Forum\n \nLearn Why Local Government is Critical \nHear the Candidates’ Stances on Issues That Matter\nBallots Must Be Postmarked By November 6 \nIn partnership with the League of Women Voters\, a non-partisan organization\, and several other faith communities\, this collaborative effort aims to encourage informed and active participation in government. \nYour RSVP is appreciated at h-nt.org/candidate-forum \nCandidates Attending:\nMichael Appleby: Running for Legislative Dist. 41\, Representative Pos. 2\nTim Cruickshank: Running for Legislative Dist. 41\, Representative Pos. 1\nTana Senn: Running for Legislative Dist. 41\, Representative Pos. 1\nMy-Linh Thai: Running for Legislative Dist. 41\, Representative Pos. 2 \nModerator: Simone Alicea \nWant to suggest questions/topics for the candidates? Email voterservice@seattlelwv.org with your suggestions in order of priority. \nBe sure to register to vote or make any needed updates to your registration by October 8 at www.sos.wa.gov/elections/register.aspx. \nNot sure which district you live in? Find out at http://app.leg.wa.gov/districtfinder/. \n*Please note the addition of a Pro and Con Forum on the ‘Carbon Fee’ Ballot Measure. This segment of the evening replaces the King County Prosecuting Attorney forum\, since Dan Satterberg is now running unopposed. \nCo-sponsored by:\nCongregational Church on Mercer Island\nEast Shore Unitarian Church\nFaith Action Network\nFirst Congregational Church\, Bellevue\nHerzl-Ner Tamid\nLeague of Women Voters of Seattle-King County\nMAPS-AMEN American Muslim Empowerment Network\nTemple B’nai Torah\nTemple De Hirsch Sinai
URL:https://h-nt.org/calendar/candidate-forum/
LOCATION:Herzl-Ner Tamid\, 3700 East Mercer Way\, Mercer Island\, WA\, 98040\, United States
CATEGORIES:Social Action
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SUMMARY:National Refugee Shabbat
DESCRIPTION:Over the Shabbat of October 20\, 2018\, Herzl-Ner Tamid will join the American Jewish community to dedicate sacred time and space to refugees and asylum seekers. Together\, we will learn about the global refugee crisis\, connect to the national Jewish movement for refugees\, celebrate local acts of welcome and recommit to putting our values into action. \nSpeaker: Rabbi Will Berkovitz\, CEO of JFS Seattle\nSaturday\, October 20 • Shabbat Services at HNT\nRabbi Will Berkovitz will speak about the current plight of refugees during Shabbat services. Will is responsible for the vision and strategic direction of Jewish Family Service. His responsibilities include program oversight and mobilization of philanthropic\, volunteer and advocacy support to meet the needs of vulnerable individuals and families in the Puget Sound region. Before coming to JFS\, Will was Senior Vice President and Rabbi in Residence at Repair the World. He developed partnership initiatives with organizations across the United States.
URL:https://h-nt.org/calendar/national-refugee-shabbat/
LOCATION:Washington
CATEGORIES:Social Action
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SUMMARY:Program on Refugees\, Asylum Seekers and Immigrants
DESCRIPTION:Co-sponsored by HNT & CBS \n3:00 PM: Volunteer Opportunities Fair\n3:30 PM: The American Jewish Immigration Experience: Restriction\, Deportation and History with Professor Devin Naar\, Isaac Alhadeff Professor of Sephardic Studies\, Associate Professor of History & Jewish Studies at University of Washington.\n4:45 PM: Refreshments and Information on Getting Involved\n5:10 PM: Advocacy Break Out Sessions: \n\nBuilding Relationships and Becoming an Effective Advocate for Immigrants and Refugees with your elected officials: Led by Max Patashnik\, Director of Government and Community Relations at the Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle.\nWhat do Jewish sources have to say about immigration & refugees? Led by Rabbi Lauren Kurland\, Director of Student Engagement at the Stroum Center for Jewish Studies at the University of Washington and Educational Consultant.\nLetter Writing Workshop: Participants will send letters to elected officials and children in detention. Organized by Beth Shalom immigration and sanctuary group and social action committee.
URL:https://h-nt.org/calendar/program-on-refugees-asylum-seekers-and-immigrants/
LOCATION:Congregation Beth Shalom\, 6800 35th Ave NE\, Seattle\, WA\, 98115
CATEGORIES:Social Action
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SUMMARY:JFS' “Crime After Crime” Film Screening and Panel
DESCRIPTION:The Troubled Intersection of Domestic Violence & the Justice System \nDeborah Peagler experienced years of abuse by a violent boyfriend before being sentenced to life in prison for his murder. “Crime After Crime\,” a Sundance Film Festival documentary\, amplifies the stories of women\, like Deborah\, who survived domestic abuse only to be re-victimized by the U.S. judicial system. Through the voices of Deborah and her attorneys — one of whom is an Orthodox Jew channeling his values into his pro bono service — the film shines a light on how public policy\, criminal law\, and civil law intersect and can escalate the violence and deepen the trauma survivors of domestic violence experience. \nJoin Jewish Family Service\, the Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence\, Stroum Jewish Community Center\, and organizations from across the community for an important and timely screening of “Crime After Crime.” A post-film panel will discuss how we can better understand and reform our systems to provide increased protections for survivors and reduce the compounding trauma that results from relationship-based violence. \nRegister at endgv.nonprofitsoapbox.com/crime-after-crime \nPanelists\nJoshua Safran\, J.D.\, Pro Bono Attorney\, “Crime After Crime”\nTamaso Johnson\, J.D.\, Public Policy Director\, Washington State Coalition Against Domestic Violence\nMartina Kartman\, J.D.\, Soros Justice Fellow\, Public Defender Association\nTracee Parker\, Psy.D\, Justice for Families Grant Project Manager\, Coalition Ending Gender-Based Violence \nSponsors\nCongregation Beth Shalom\, Herzl-Ner Tamid\, Hillel at the University of Washington and Jconnect\, Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle and The Cardozo Society\, Kavana Cooperative\, Seattle Hadassah\, Sephardic Bikur Holim\, Temple Beth Am\, Temple B’nai Torah\, Temple De Hirsch Sinai
URL:https://h-nt.org/calendar/jfs-crime-after-crime-film-screening-and-panel/
LOCATION:SJCC\, 3801 E Mercer Way\, Mercer Island\, WA\, 98040
CATEGORIES:Social Action
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