In an increasingly contentious world, conflict is often acutely felt at the inter-personal level, disrupting relationships in both minor and significant ways, including with/in ourselves. How might repair, then, with oneself be a generative practice of restoring shared humanity and compassion, and inviting in transformative healing for one another and the Earth? During the month of Elul, leading up to Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur we are called to reflect on our spiritual selves and actions, and where we need to do the work of repair and return. What can carving out this time to notice the ruptures within ourselves allow us to do in the work of liberation. Join Reb Sasha and Rev Syd Yang as they share wisdom and practices of repair from both Jewish and Buddhist perspectives. Register here.

Join Tzedek Sings for creative community music making led by violinist/violist, cantorial soloist, and Yiddish dance leader Hannah Mira Friedland. Fostering musical and cultural exploration in a supportive environment, participants will primarily learn music rooted in the diasporic Yiddish folksong and klezmer music living traditions, sometimes incorporating music from additional Jewish cultural traditions and languages and newly composed settings. As part of the group’s repertoire, Tzedek Sings will prepare several special melodies for the High Holidays, Hanukkah, and Pesach services, during which the group will lead the congregation in song. In addition to programmed repertoire, participants will be encouraged to offer music they wish to explore together during song sessions.

Register here.

Please Note: You must be a member of Tzedek Chicago to register. Become a member today!

Join Tzedek Chicago and Pilsen Community Books for a conversation with Dave ​Zirin, author of the recently published book The People's Historian: The Outsized Life of Howard Zinn.

​This powerful new biography examines the life and workof iconic radical historian Howard Zinn,as a progressive icon and thought leader by highlighting the story of the times that shaped him as well as the United States of America.

In our program, Zirin will discuss his book, his relationship with Howard Zinn, and how his life story "gives us a road map for a politics of change."

Zirin's presentation will be followed by a conversation with the author, program participants and Tzedek Chicago's founding rabbi Brant Rosen.

LEARN MORE AND REGISTER HERE.

Please Note: This is a hybrid event and will be hosted in-person at Pilsen Community Books and available to stream virtually via Zoom.

Join Tzedek Sings for creative community music making led by violinist/violist, cantorial soloist, and Yiddish dance leader Hannah Mira Friedland. Fostering musical and cultural exploration in a supportive environment, participants will primarily learn music rooted in the diasporic Yiddish folksong and klezmer music living traditions, sometimes incorporating music from additional Jewish cultural traditions and languages and newly composed settings. As part of the group’s repertoire, Tzedek Sings will prepare several special melodies for the High Holidays, Hanukkah, and Pesach services, during which the group will lead the congregation in song. In addition to programmed repertoire, participants will be encouraged to offer music they wish to explore together during song sessions.

Register here.

Please Note: You must be a member of Tzedek Chicago to register. Become a member today!

Join Tzedek Sings for creative community music making led by violinist/violist, cantorial soloist, and Yiddish dance leader Hannah Mira Friedland. Fostering musical and cultural exploration in a supportive environment, participants will primarily learn music rooted in the diasporic Yiddish folksong and klezmer music living traditions, sometimes incorporating music from additional Jewish cultural traditions and languages and newly composed settings. As part of the group’s repertoire, Tzedek Sings will prepare several special melodies for the High Holidays, Hanukkah, and Pesach services, during which the group will lead the congregation in song. In addition to programmed repertoire, participants will be encouraged to offer music they wish to explore together during song sessions.

Register here.

Please Note: You must be a member of Tzedek Chicago to register. Become a member today!

Join Tzedek Chicago for Rosh Hashanah services!

*Registration will open for Tzedek Chicago members on August 3rd. Public registration will open on August 10th.

➤ To register for in-person services, click here.

Please Note: In-person services will be immediately followed by Tashlich. Tashlich is a free event open to the public.

➤ To register for virtual services, click here.

Join Tzedek Sings for creative community music making led by violinist/violist, cantorial soloist, and Yiddish dance leader Hannah Mira Friedland. Fostering musical and cultural exploration in a supportive environment, participants will primarily learn music rooted in the diasporic Yiddish folksong and klezmer music living traditions, sometimes incorporating music from additional Jewish cultural traditions and languages and newly composed settings. As part of the group’s repertoire, Tzedek Sings will prepare several special melodies for the High Holidays, Hanukkah, and Pesach services, during which the group will lead the congregation in song. In addition to programmed repertoire, participants will be encouraged to offer music they wish to explore together during song sessions.

Register here.

Please Note: You must be a member of Tzedek Chicago to register. Become a member today!

Join Tzedek Chicago for Kol Nidre services!

*Registration will open for Tzedek Chicago members on August 3rd. Public registration will open on August 10th.

➤ To register for in-person services, click here.

Please Note: In-person services will be immediately followed by Tashlich. Tashlich is a free event open to the public.

➤ To register for virtual services, click here.

Join Tzedek Chicago for Yom Kippur services!

*Registration will open for Tzedek Chicago members on August 3rd. Public registration will open on August 10th.

➤ To register for in-person services, click here.

Please Note: In-person services will be immediately followed by Tashlich. Tashlich is a free event open to the public.

➤ To register for virtual services, click here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

Join Rabbis Sasha Perry, Brant Rosen and other guest teachers for a 17-week exploration into the foundations of Judaism and Jewish life. We will engage with diverse histories, examine texts, theologies and philosophies, and learn about ritual and prayer as dynamic aspects of Jewishness with powerful potential for our lives and times. Learn more and register here.

The last gathering of this year’s cohort of Introduction to Judaism with Rabbi Brant Rosen and Sasha Perry.