Join us in co-learning and conversation on what it means to be both anarchist and Jewish today.
In recent years, Jewish anarchism has had a rebirth, reemerging in resistance to growing authoritarianism, including increases in antisemitism. But it’s also reimagining itself, whether in terms of queer and feminist sensibilities, cultural and ritual practices, or spaces that prefigure the world to come. This salon aims to build on and encourage the further growth of Jewish anarchism as well as strengthen our connections to each other. Our hope is that in these conversations and beyond, we can develop creative, proud, and liberatory responses to our broken world.
In recent years, Jewish anarchism has had a rebirth, reemerging in resistance to growing authoritarianism, including increases in antisemitism. But it’s also reimagining itself, whether in terms of queer and feminist sensibilities, cultural and ritual practices, or spaces that prefigure the world to come. This salon aims to build on and encourage the further growth of Jewish anarchism as well as strengthen our connections to each other. Our hope is that in these conversations and beyond, we can develop creative, proud, and liberatory responses to our broken world.
