Tag Archives: Talks

Join us on July 16 for a lecture by Gillian Perry exploring Anne Frank's legacy, her diary's publication struggle, and its impact on human rights and history.

Sylvain Hayoun will present a talk on his life journey from Tunisia to Paris to Boulder in a talk at Congregation Har HaShem this Sunday.

Congregation Har Hashem's symposium promotes environmentalism and peacemaking between Jewish and Arab communities, featuring expert speakers and open discussions. Sunday, March 30.

Professor Zach Levey will discuss current events, focusing on Israel's situation with Hezbollah, U.S. relations, and future confrontations with Iran at Boulder JCC.

Join us for the Winter 2024 EXCHANGE Open House on December 11, meet instructors, explore classes, and register at the Boulder JCC.

Join us for the Winter 2024 EXCHANGE Open House on December 11, meet instructors, explore classes, and register at the Boulder JCC.

Chuck Morris, pivotal in developing Colorado's music scene, shares insights on May 8 at Boulder JCC. Inducted into Colorado Music Hall of Fame, he transformed local venues and promoted major acts.

With programming focusing on building community through social and educational opportunities, Women of the J have numerous activities planned for May.

The Boulder JCC and many other organizations in the Front Range are working on the important challenge of how we best support our teens.

Retiring ACE director Kathryn Bernheimer unveils the fall season and invites you to celebrate 16 years at the J!

Please join me for a presentation, followed by an excellent documentary and discussion on Ritual and Grief.

Rabbi Jonathan Wittneberg will be in Boulder from London this week and will be talking about two of his amazing books on Thursday at Bonai Shalom.

Come and hear Debbie Shapiro in her only Colorado appearance.

Mrs. Simie Schtroks will share the wisdom and strength available to us today to handle the curve balls and unpleasant surprises life throws our way by learning from the experiences of those who took astonishing risks to obtain their freedom.

Why does a family save its papers? Find out from Dr. Sarah Abrevaya Stein, Visiting Scholar at CU.

Holocaust Remembrance Week at CU features the return of "Run Boy Run" and talks by four survivors.

Join University of Colorado Boulder History Professor David Shneer for a look at new kinds of Judaism in post World War II America on Saturday, March 7 at CU South Denver.

Save the date for Boulder Jewish Family Service’s 3rd annual fundraiser, “Reel Hope Boulder” on Sunday, November 8.

John Rosengren, author of "Hank Greenberg: The Hero of Heroes," will be speaking at the Denver Jewish Community Center on March 1, 2015 about his latest book.

Boulder Hadassah, Boulder Jewish Family Service, Nevei Kodesh, and the Boulder Jewish Community Center co-sponsored a presentation on end-of-life issues by The Conversation Project on January 29. Find out more here.

Today Laya Saul Jackson lives in Tsfat, Israel, but she lived in the Boulder area for many years before that. The Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn with her as the speaker next week.

Laya Saul Jackson is in town for a short while so the Boulder County Center for Judaism is holding a Lunch and Learn featuring her as the speaker.

Our new Story Slam program is a forum for us to share our stories in a warm and friendly environment. Find out more.

Connie Holden leads a conversation about end-of-life decisions at Nevei Kodesh tonight, Thursday January 29 at 7 pm.

Bonai Shalom invites you to explore the Soviet Jewish experience during its February First Friday service, on February 6th, 2015 with Professor Sasha Senderovich from CU.