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  • March of the Living leaders

    Meet our March of the Living Leaders

    Posted by Katie Maurer on April 09, 2019 | Share

    The 2019 Cincinnati March of the Living delegation heads to Poland and Israel later this month to experience the trip of a lifetime as they observe Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Memorial Day) in Poland and march with Jewish teens from around the world from Auschwitz to Birkenau, the largest concentration camp complex built during World War II. They’ll then travel…

  • Cincinnati Sends 27 Delegates to Poland and Israel

    Posted by Becca Pollak on March 18, 2019 | Share

    The Mayerson JCC will send a delegation of 27 teens and three adult leaders to Poland and Israel from April 28 – May 12, to participate in the annual March of the Living (MOTL). The March begins in Poland, where the group will join other groups from around the world on May 2 to march from Auschwitz to Birkenau,…

  • Experiencing Israel’s Stories Through the Eyes of a Writer

    Posted by Katie Maurer on March 05, 2019 | Share

    This February, Cincinnati children’s author Emma Carlson Berne had the amazing opportunity to travel to Israel with PJ Library as one of a group of 20 fellow authors on PJ Library’s Author Israel Adventure. The purpose of the trip was to provide inspiration for characters, settings, stories, and more. After ten days, Emma returned from Israel to the Cincinnati…

  • Camper on horseback with teacher during specialty camps

    Campers shine during specialty camps

    Posted by Katie Maurer on March 04, 2019 | Share

    Camp at the J prides itself on offering the quintessential summer experience – games, sports, camp values, arts & crafts, swimming, and more. But specialty camps can offer opportunities for campers to dive deeper into a hobby, or to expand their horizons by trying something new! Specialty camps foster friendships among diverse campers with common interests. They promote character-building…

  • Building Inclusive Communities

    Posted by Katie Maurer on February 19, 2019 | Share

    Inclusion is central to what we do here at the J. In the broadest sense, we engage people regardless of religious affiliation, background, age, ethnicity, or other factors that all too often form boundaries. We’re also proud to be home to the Milton and Frances Schloss Special Needs & Services department, which provides programming for people of all ages…

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