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X-WR-CALDESC:Doors open & vegetarian dinner available starting at 5:45pm \n
 \nIn this workshop\, we’ll strengthen our understanding of the dynamics at
  play in the context of racialized identity and interpersonal relations in
  and around Jewish communal environments. We’ll explore the role of the ne
 rvous system in how we respond to what's happening around us\; how societa
 l messaging and racist ideology can hijack our nervous system responses — 
 and what to do about that. We’ll work with tools and skills that enable us
  to appropriately respond to a variety of situations with awareness and di
 scernment. \n\n** Accessibility note: The workshop will include some very 
 light guided movement practices as well as discussion and frontal learning
 . All bodies are welcome. Please dress in comfortable\, unrestrictive clot
 hing to the extent possible. \n\n\nYoshi Silverstein (he/him) is a Chinese
 -Ashkenazi-American Jew and an educator\, designer\, speaker\, husband\, a
 nd father. Selected as a 2021 “Grist 50 Fixer” building a more just and eq
 uitable future\, Yoshi’s work weaves tapestries of embodied spiritual prac
 tice\, somatics and antiracism\, and nourishing the body and soul through 
 meaning making\, purposeful connection\, and creative expression. He is a 
 Senior Schusterman fellow\, a community organizer for Edot: The Midwest Re
 gional Jewish Diversity and Racial Justice Collaborative\, an adjunct facu
 lty member at Reconstructionist Rabbinical College\, and a member of Repai
 r the World’s Board of Directors.This fall\, Yoshi received the Covenant F
 oundation’s Pomegranate Prize for outstanding leadership in the field of J
 ewish education. Yoshi lives in the Cleveland area on Erie\, Mississauga\,
  and Haudenosaunee land with his wife and daughter. \n\n\nCo-sponsored by 
 Jewish Community Relations Council\, B’nai Amoona\, and Cultural Leadershi
 p
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DESCRIPTION:Doors open & vegetarian dinner available starting at 5:45pm \n
 \nIn this workshop\, we’ll strengthen our understanding of the dynamics at
  play in the context of racialized identity and interpersonal relations in
  and around Jewish communal environments. We’ll explore the role of the ne
 rvous system in how we respond to what's happening around us\; how societa
 l messaging and racist ideology can hijack our nervous system responses — 
 and what to do about that. We’ll work with tools and skills that enable us
  to appropriately respond to a variety of situations with awareness and di
 scernment. \n\n** Accessibility note: The workshop will include some very 
 light guided movement practices as well as discussion and frontal learning
 . All bodies are welcome. Please dress in comfortable\, unrestrictive clot
 hing to the extent possible. \n\n\nYoshi Silverstein (he/him) is a Chinese
 -Ashkenazi-American Jew and an educator\, designer\, speaker\, husband\, a
 nd father. Selected as a 2021 “Grist 50 Fixer” building a more just and eq
 uitable future\, Yoshi’s work weaves tapestries of embodied spiritual prac
 tice\, somatics and antiracism\, and nourishing the body and soul through 
 meaning making\, purposeful connection\, and creative expression. He is a 
 Senior Schusterman fellow\, a community organizer for Edot: The Midwest Re
 gional Jewish Diversity and Racial Justice Collaborative\, an adjunct facu
 lty member at Reconstructionist Rabbinical College\, and a member of Repai
 r the World’s Board of Directors.This fall\, Yoshi received the Covenant F
 oundation’s Pomegranate Prize for outstanding leadership in the field of J
 ewish education. Yoshi lives in the Cleveland area on Erie\, Mississauga\,
  and Haudenosaunee land with his wife and daughter. \n\n\nCo-sponsored by 
 Jewish Community Relations Council\, B’nai Amoona\, and Cultural Leadershi
 p
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LOCATION:MaTovu\, 4200 Blaine Ave\, St. Louis\, MO 63110 US
SUMMARY:Jewish Somatics for Building Stronger Cultures of Antiracism & Anti
 -Oppression
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