Jewishing: A Conversation about Doing & Being Jewish

With Rachel Brodie

"Jewishing" is an exploration of Judaism not as a monolith of static concepts and practices but as a dynamic system of choices and questions. Listen and talk, read and write and sing and eat your way into questions of Jewish identity, seeing through a Jewish lens and living among Jews in the Bay Area in the twenty-first century.

This course addresses some of the same themes as does the "Introduction to Judaism" course but employs a different pedagogical methodology. Making use of the idea of a "flipped classroom," the course is conceived as an ongoing conversation where together students make sense of what they're reading, observing, wondering and questioning.

In Partnership with The Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies at the Graduate theological Union.

For more information and to register, visit jccsf.org/jewish or contact the JCCSF Front Desk at 415.292.1200.