Facilitator: Lisa Grunberger
Program Type: Event, Free
Topic:
Write your own postcards to a loved one, to your younger self, to an artist you love, or to even to G-d in this interactive writing workshop with Poet and Professor Lisa Grunberger. Discover how a postcard can spark the first lines of a novel, a song, or even heal a relationship. Writing from the emotional “place” of pain, love, curiosity, anger, or grief can create a bridge to heal.
Facilitator: Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
Program Type: Event, Free
Topic: healing, Kaddish, minyan, Misheberech
Come together with the Ritualwell community every Monday for "Holding Each Other," a 15-minute online minyan. Join us to enhance your spiritual resilience and provide support to others in need of strength.
Facilitator: Sarah Chandler aka Kohenet Shamirah
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Jewish spirituality, ritual crafting, Spiritual practice
Join Kohenet Shamirah Bechirah, also known as Sarah Chandler, as we delve into the realms of dust, stones, and soil, exploring themes from Hebrew Bible creation myths to the ten plagues and King Solomon’s encounters with demons.
Facilitator: Susan Comninos
Program Type: Event, Free
Topic: creative writing, creativity, folklore, Poetry
Use your family or community's sayings in poems that explore how the past informs the present. Come prepared to have fun, while trying your hand at techniques for folding both folklore and imagery into poetry that's at once individual and universal.
Facilitator: Adva Chattler and Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
Program Type: ADVOT, Event, Free
Topic: creative writing, Jewish spirituality, Poetry, Writing
Celebrate our ADVOT community of Jewish writers as we share new work from our fourth anthology!
Facilitator: Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer
Program Type: Event, Free
Topic: healing, Kaddish, minyan, Misheberech
Come together with the Ritualwell community every Monday for "Holding Each Other," a 15-minute online minyan. Join us to enhance your spiritual resilience and provide support to others in need of strength.
Facilitator: Sarah Chandler aka Kohenet Shamirah
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: Jewish spirituality, ritual crafting, Spiritual practice
Join Kohenet Shamirah Bechirah, also known as Sarah Chandler, as we delve into the realms of dust, stones, and soil, exploring themes from Hebrew Bible creation myths to the ten plagues and King Solomon’s encounters with demons.
Facilitator: Rob Kutner
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: comedy, Jewish humor, Writing
Join us for an engaging adventure with Emmy-winning TV writer and LMU film school professor Rob Kutner as we delve into how Jews have utilized humor to navigate their challenging history. Together, we will explore various "tricks of the trade" to spread joy to ourselves and others during these tough times.
Facilitator: Joy Ladin
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: creative writing, creativity, Jewish spirituality
Explore the Shekhinah’s many incarnations in Jewish tradition through text study, discussion, and creative exercises intended to help us examine our ideas about and experiences of divinity, and imaginatively trying out different relations to divine presence.
Facilitator: Rachel Neve-Midbar
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: disability, Jewish women, LGBTQ+, Poetry, somactic, trans, women
Join poet Rachel Neve-Midbar to explore the emotional truths of poetry of the body. This experience allows your mind and heart to awaken as we begin to ask our body to reveal its secrets and from there, generate creative expression.
Facilitator: Rob Kutner
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: comedy, Jewish humor, Writing
Join us for an engaging adventure with Emmy-winning TV writer and LMU film school professor Rob Kutner as we delve into how Jews have utilized humor to navigate their challenging history. Together, we will explore various "tricks of the trade" to spread joy to ourselves and others during these tough times.
Facilitator: Joy Ladin
Program Type: Immersions
Topic: creative writing, creativity, Jewish spirituality
Explore the Shekhinah’s many incarnations in Jewish tradition through text study, discussion, and creative exercises intended to help us examine our ideas about and experiences of divinity, and imaginatively trying out different relations to divine presence.
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