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Mishpachah (Family) is CBST’s weekly online meetup for conversation, learning and fun. We also have some great outings planned. Mishpachah is a great way to talk with new and familiar people. Monday meetups are lightly facilitated by Judy Ribnick, LCSW, and Chair Sharon Golub, along with Mishpachah participants and guests. No need to register, just join us here:
Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/513521023
Meeting ID: 513 521 023 | Call-in: +1 646 876 9923 (New York)
See above for January 6
With Rebekah Hobbs
Monday, January 13
Rebekah Hobbs (she/her) is a postgraduate research associate from the Yale School of Public Health LGBTQ Mental Health Initiative, a center devoted to understanding and improving the mental health of LGBTQ populations in the U.S. and around the world. Rebekah will discuss LGBTQ mental health in the U.S., and how research informs the studies the Initiative is currently conducting.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, January 20 – CBST office closed
With Rick Landman (International Holocaust Remembrance Day)
Monday, January 27
Rick is the grandnephew of Helene Kramer, a German Jewish Feminist Refugee, who worked with Bertha Pappenheim, founder of the Jewish feminist movement in Germany. Rick will speak about his multi-year exploration to piece together stories about his courageous great aunt.
With Alex Kogan
Monday, February 3
Alex Kogan is CBST’s Chief Operating Officer and is excited to be part of CBST during this moment in the congregation’s history. Learn about the experience Alex brings to CBST. Come with your questions and suggestions.
With Teri Rosenberg
Monday, February 10
Teri Rosenberg is CBST’s Director of Development who is thrilled to bring years of philanthropy experience to CBST. Learn about Teri’s career in development, higher education administrator. Come with questions. (Note: Teri is a New York Mets fan!).
Presidents’ Day February 17 – CBST office closed
With Sharon Golub
Monday, February 24
Sharon Golub, MEd., MMus., MSIT., is a CBST member and Chair of Mishpachah and Chesed. Sharon will share the nationally recognized, revolutionary method, Music Memory, that promotes the love and knowledge of classical music through an in-depth study of great composers, their lives and their music.
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