Here for the joyful exploration of Jewish learning, imagining the future of Jewish community, seeking interfaith partnerships and a just world. she/her 🏳️🌈
Phoenix, AZ
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Headed into Shabbat and into August feeling grateful for one month under my belt as the official new Executive Director of the Women's Leadership Institute AZ!
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Follow us, donate to our work, and Jewish women of the Valley, come take a class with me this fall! (Register here: womenlearning.org/courses/)
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Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
Terrific piece on this week's parsha, Bo, by Cantor Michael Zoosman and the ongoing fight against the death penalty in the U.S., part of @yourbayit's parshanut series on building an ethic of social justice. @Jews4Abolition #tikkunolam #parsha #Torah #socialjustice #deathpenalty
New on Builders Blog from @Jews4Abolition comes this powerful addition to our social justice parshanut series, connecting parashat #Bo with the ongoing fight against the #deathpenalty. yourbayit.org/hardened-heart…
Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
As we honor what would’ve been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade this Sunday, may we find strength to continue the fight for abortion access and a world of justice that is free of shame. To find @rabbilangowitz's full prayer and other materials, go to: rac.org/blog/resources-50th-…
ALT Purple graphic with a picture of Emily, that reads The arc of the moral universe is long, we know, And sometimes it bends backwards. So we must turn it, and turn it, and turn it again Striving ever onward toward a world built on justice And free from shame.
Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
As we honor what would’ve been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, may we find strength to continue the fight for abortion access and a world of justice that is free of shame. To find @rabbilangowitz's full prayer and other materials, go to: wrj.org/blog/resources-50th-…
Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
As we approach what would have been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade on 1/22, may we hold space for sorrow and find strength to continue the fight for abortion access and a world of justice that is free of shame. Read @rabbilangowitz's full prayer: rac.org/blog/resources-50th-…
Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
As we approach what would have been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade on 1/22, may we hold space for sorrow and find strength to continue the fight for abortion access and a world of justice that is free of shame. Read @rabbilangowitz's full prayer: fal.cn/3uYmJ
Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
As we approach what would have been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade on 1/22, may we hold space for sorrow and find the strength to continue the fight for abortion access and a world of justice that is free of shame. Read @rabbilangowitz's full prayer: rac.org/blog/resources-50th-…
Rabbi Emily Langowitz retweeted
totally, I recently (pre-RH) attended a terrific seminar put on by Women's Advocacy Group of Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto, with Rabbi Yael Splansky, @RabbiLangowitz, Kat Owens from LEAF, @MegStephensLaw, and Dr. @MarthPaynter, I learned so much (ie see: xitter.gq/MarthPaynter/status/15…)
As we were rehearsing for Kol Nidre, my co-leader turned to me and asked: "If you were giving a sermon this year for the holidays, what would it be about? Would it be about abortion?"…
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And let’s acknowledge that the Arizona trial court judge who lifted the injunction is not responsible for stripping Arizonans of their freedoms and autonomy. That responsibility falls with the legislature. And every seat is on the ballot in a few short weeks…
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