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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260926T130000
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URL:https://www.tbzbrookline.org/events/kiddush-talk-not-all-homes-are-tem
 porary-with-david-weisberg-in-person/
SUMMARY:Kiddush Talk: Not All Homes Are Temporary: Thinking About Ukraine D
 uring Sukkot with David Weisberg (in person)
DESCRIPTION:Not All Homes Are Temporary with David Weisberg\, Executive Dir
 ector of World Jewish Relief USA\n\nSukkot asks us to reflect on the fragi
 lity of shelter and the meaning of home. For millions of Ukrainians\, thos
 e questions are not symbolic. Nearly five years into Russia’s full-scale
  invasion\, many people - including older adults - continue to live in dam
 aged homes\, with broken windows\, inadequate heat\, and the constant unce
 rtainty of war. Drawing on his visit to Ukraine and the work of World Jewi
 sh Relief\, David Weisberg will share stories from the people behind the h
 eadlines and consider what Sukkot can teach us about our responsibility to
  those for whom insecure shelter is a daily reality.\n\nDavid I. Weisberg 
 is Executive Director of World Jewish Relief USA\, where he is building na
 tional visibility and philanthropic support for the organization’s more 
 than 90-year legacy of protecting lives and livelihoods in vulnerable comm
 unities around the world. A nonprofit leader for more than three decades\,
  David has generated over $100 million in resources for humanitarian\, soc
 ial justice\, environmental\, and Jewish communal causes. He is known for 
 guiding organizations through growth and transition\, cultivating high-lev
 el partnerships\, and serving as a compelling public voice for mission-dri
 ven work. David is the author of Border Song\, about witnessing the refuge
 e crisis at the U.S.–Mexico border\, and David’s Chopped Liver\, recou
 nting his journey as an altruistic living liver donor. A longtime advocate
  for the arts\, he has produced festivals and benefit concerts featuring a
 ward-winning artists and proudly notes that he once made Mother Teresa lau
 gh.
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CATEGORIES:Adult Learning,Holidays,Homepage Featured,In person,Kiddush
 Talks and Tables,Shabbat
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