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 Project Kesher
Welcomes Vlada Bystrova |
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Please join us for one of our fabulous upcoming events as we welcome activist Vlada Bystrova from Ukraine
Sunday, November 15th
from 6:00pm - 8:00pm
at the home of Sandy Rocks 300 Riverside Drive, Apt 3A in NYC (entrance on 102nd Street at Riverside Drive) or Tuesday, November 17th
from 8:30am - 10:00am
at the home of Deborah Roberts 325 West End Avenue in NYC hosted by: Deborah Roberts and Michele Cohen
Vlada Bystrova
represents a new generation of Jewish life in Ukraine. Working as
Director of Project Kesher's Next Generation Programs, Vlada ensures
that women in their teens through thirties are engaging in the Jewish
community and becoming social activisits on issues important to women
and girls including tolerance, human trafficking, domestic violence and
women's health. Vlada will provide a moving account of her own Jewish
journey and an update on Project Kesher's work in the Jewish
communities of Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Georgia and most
recently Israel. The briefing will also cover current realities and
the future outlook for Jewish renewal and social activism in the
countries of the former Soviet Union.
Please RSVP by November 11, 2009 to Project Kesher
About Project Kesher:
Founded in 1989, Project Kesher is one of the fastest growing advocacy and human rights organizations in Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, Georgia with a grassroots movement of 165 Jewish women's groups and more than 90 multi-ethnic, multi-religious coalitions of women that span 9 time zones. Project Kesher programs give Jews in the region the opportunity to reclaim their Jewish heritage and to discover the power of community activism. Project Kesher provides innovative leadership training programs for women and girls; Jewish educational programs; Torahs to communities where there were none; job training at ORT/Keshernet computer centers; and social activist programming that addresses domestic violence, human trafficking, women's health issues, anti-semitism and other forms of religious and ethnic intolerance.
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