A Brief Introduction to The Color of Law: A forgotten history of how our government segregated America – by Richard Rothstein. This overview of housing segregation policies and systemic racism will serve as the first of four sessions about this important book. The additional three meetings will be hosted by the Unitarian Universalist Church of Davis via […]
Dear Haverim, In honor of Earth Day, I was invited to participate in an interfaith press conference, sharing our Jewish perspective on caring for our Earth. The gathering on Zoom was sponsored by Sacramento Area Congregations Together addressing the climate crisis we are confronting. I share with you my words below and you can also […]
Rabbi Greg and the Social Justice Committee are thrilled to welcome Rabbi Lee Bycel, humanitarian, teacher and author, to join us for a very special HIAS Refugee Shabbat, where we will have the opportunity to learn about the challenges facing refugees today. With many years of experience behind him, Rabbi Bycel has recently written a […]
To learn more about this week’s Torah portion, please visit www.reformjudaism.org/learning/torah-study. CBH follows the Triennial Year 2 cycle of Torah readings, which can be found by clicking on the correct parashah at this link. To sign-up to read or chant Torah, please click here.
Pursuing tikkun olam, this group meets on the 4th Wednesday of each month.
Social Action and Adult Education Committees are please to sponsor a presentation and discussion. The director of Hillel at Davis and Sacramento, and two UC Davis students, will describe the experience of Jewish students at the University. Joel Haas will add an overview of the history of Anti-Semitism at UC Davis. We will then take […]
The Social Action Committee will host a presentation from Yolo County’s Mental Health and Addiction Intervention Courts. You will hear from each of the partners from the MHC/AIC team including: Judge David Rosenberg, Chief Deputy District Attorney Jonathan Raven, Chief Deputy Public Defender Allison Zuvella, Deputy Probation Officer Jasmine Gonzalez, and Forensic Behavioral Case Manager […]
Third of the three part series, Perspectives on Systemic Racism, providing a brief historical overview of the concept of race and its relationship to ethnicity and how race has been embedded in U.S. culture. There will be time for questions and discussion. Dr. John M. Liu is a retired UC Irvine professor, who taught in […]
Second of the three part series, Perspectives on Systemic Racism, providing a brief historical overview of the concept of race and its relationship to ethnicity and how race has been embedded in U.S. culture. There will be time for questions and discussion. The final program will be on November 25th. Dr. John M. Liu is […]
The three part series, Perspectives on Systemic Racism, will provide a brief historical overview of the concept of race and its relationship to ethnicity and how race has been embedded in U.S. culture. There will be time for questions and discussion. Subsequent programs will be on November 18th and 25th. Dr. John M. Liu is […]
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