Tisha B'Av
2021-07-18 14:00 - 15:30 (America/New_York)
After the suicide of her daughter, Anna, in February of 1997, Mary Lou Wallner found herself faced with a spiritual journey to try to comprehend the events of their stormy mother-daughter relationship and the implications of her refusal to accept Anna’s homosexuality.
On Tisha B’Av, we sit on the ground and remember both our loss and our complicity in it. After midday, we get up off the ground and begin the work of reconciliation and recommitment.
This year, on Tisha B’Av, July 18th at 2:00 pm ET (1:00 pm CT | 11:00 pm PT), Rabbi Steve Greenberg will offer a teaching about Tisha B’Av touching on the rabbis’ sense of their own complicity in the destruction of Jerusalem.
After this short study, Mary Lou Wallner will share her story with us and describe her transformative work over the past twenty years to make meaning out of loss.

Eshel Grandparents of LGBTQ+ Meetup - On Break for Summer
2021-07-14 20:00 - 21:30
Grandparents with LGBTQ+ children from traditional communities who would like to meet for support and socializing gather and learn how to understand and be there for their LGBTQ+ grandchild and their family. Gather over zoom once a month.
Meets the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 8:00 pm ET – 7:00 pm CT – 5:00 pm PT.
Please sign up below to receive the login information. You only have to register once.

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Eshel Pride
2021-06-24 20:00 - 21:30
Celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride Month at Eshel Pride, which will kick off with a virtual Pride March!
Grab your flags, find those rainbow beads, don your hats, and get ready to stroll!
On Thursday, June 24, 2021, at 7:30 pm ET, we will begin the celebration with an introduction to Gathertown for those of you who are unfamiliar with the platform.
The lineup for the Pride March will begin promptly at 8:00 pm ET.
In addition to the Pride March down Rainbow Way, we have planned a host of activities and meeting spaces where you can shmooze, meet and greet, play games, and learn.
For a quick tutorial to Gathertown, click here. But be sure to join us at 7:30 pm ET for an in-depth introduction.
Now, check out the Schedule Below or Download the Schedule here.

Admission is free, but you can support this event by making a donation or becoming a sponsor after registering.

Eastern Time
Activity
Location

7:30-8:00
Explore Eshel’s GatherTown
Visit the Lost & Found/Help Desk (Open til 9)

8:00-8:05
Line up for the Parade
Rainbow Way

8:05-8:15
Eshel Pride Parade
Rainbow Way

8:15-9:00
Mix & Mingle
Barroom & Lounge

8:15-9:00
Regional Meetups
Eshel Local Chapters & Wannabees

8:15-9:00
Parents Meetup
Parents Town Hall

8:15-8:30
Yente Over the Rainbow, Soon by Q – (Intro with Joanna 8:15-8:30)
Lounge

8:15-9:00
Create Eshel Art – (Intro with R. Greenberg 8:15-8:30)
Imaginarium

8:15-9:00
Trans & Non-Binary Meet & Greet – (Meet Eshel Coordinator, Joshua, 8:30-9:00)
Trans + Non-Binary Meet & Greet

8:30-9:00
The Torah of Pride with Rabbi Greenberg
Beit Midrash

8:45-9:00
Pride Cocktail Demo
Mixology Lab

9:00 –
Final Explorations

Eshel Parents Chaburah Group
2021-06-16 20:00 - 21:30
The Parent Chaburah Group meets on the Third Wednesday of each month at 8 pm Eastern, 7 pm Central, 5 pm Pacific Time.
This Week’s Special Guest: Rabbi Shimon Brand
Topic: What to do when your child is no longer religious

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Marry Me However: Cleveland Panel
2021-06-13 11:00
Marry Me However

Eshel is partnering with Go2Films and Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, to bring his groundbreaking film, “MarryMe, However” to North American audiences.

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About This Film

The documentary tells the story of three gay men and one women who marry against their orientation in order to fulfill religious and cultural expectations. We hear painful accounts of confusion, deception, anger and guilt. The film exposes how both the gay partners and their straight spouses suffer devastating consequences when they are expected to follow these norms.

Join the Marry Me However Panel Discussion with Q&A, hosted by Eshel and the Cleveland Jewish Film Fest.
Sunday, June 13, 2021 at 11:00 am Cleveland time.
You must be a resident of Ohio to view the film. Anyone in the US can join the Panel Discussion.
The panel discussion will include: (Moderator) Miryam Kabakov, Executive Director of Eshel; Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, Filmmaker/Director; Nadav Schwartz, Ex-spouse; Eliana Stein, Ex-spouse; Susan Borison, Parent.

Register for the Panel Discussion & Film Screening Here:

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Click here and, on the donation form under Please Use My Donation in Support of, check off Marry Me However. Thank you for your support!

Marry Me However: Toronto Panel
2021-06-10 19:00 - 21:00
Marry Me However

Eshel is partnering with Go2Films and Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, to bring his groundbreaking film, “MarryMe, However” to North American audiences.

View Trailer

About This Film

The documentary tells the story of three gay men and one women who marry against their orientation in order to fulfill religious and cultural expectations. We hear painful accounts of confusion, deception, anger and guilt. The film exposes how both the gay partners and their straight spouses suffer devastating consequences when they are expected to follow these norms.

Join the Marry Me However Panel Discussion with Q&A, hosted by Eshel and the Toronto Jewish Film Festival.
June 10, 2021 at 7pm Toronto Time.
View the film and join the Panel Discussion by registering here. Apply the code ESHEL@TJFF for 25% off the ticket price!
While the panel discussion is open to all, film viewers must reside in Ontario.
Panelists
Susan Starkman, ModeratorMotti Salzberg, Former SpouseEliana R., Former SpouseFaigy Gelbstein, Former SpouseSteve Greenberg, RabbiYocheved Lindenbaum, ParentYitzi Lindenbaum, Counselor

Support the Panel Discussion

Click here and, on the donation form under Please Use My Donation in Support of, check off Marry Me However. Thank you for your support!

Eshel Grandparents of LGBTQ+ Meetup - On Break
2021-06-09 20:00 - 21:30

Eshel Chicago Parents Meetup
2021-06-08 20:30 - 22:00
What: A confidential support group for observant/Orthodox Jewish parents of LGBTQ+ individuals who may be struggling with their child’s sexual orientation or gender identity and/or wish to connect with other parents like themselves.

When: 7:30 pm CT

Where: For notifications and sign-in information, please register below. (You only need to register for this group one time.)

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Marry Me However: Rabbi Panel
2021-06-06 11:00 - 12:00
Marry Me However

Eshel is partnering with Go2Films and Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, to bring his groundbreaking film, “MarryMe, However” to North American audiences.

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Rabbi’s Only
Marry Me, However: Film Screening & Panel Discussion
Panel Discussion: Sunday, June 6, 2021 at 11:00 am ET.
Film Screening: Viewing link will be available from June 3, 2021.
Eshel is partnering with Rabbi Mordechai Vardi and Go2Films to carry this powerful documentary into the North American Jewish community. The film has begun to spur awareness among Orthodox religious leaders that the absence of an approved life arc for young gay Jews damages them and many others as well.
Panelists
Peninah Gershman, ModeratorMordechai Vardi, DirectorRaphy Ostroff, Israeli Orthodox RabbiMotti Salzberg, Former SpouseShoni Braun, Former SpouseTalli Rosenbaum, Orthodox Sex Therapist

If You Are a Orthodox Rabbi, Please Register for the Panel Discussion & Film Viewing Here:

Eshel Baltimore/DC Parents & LGBTQ+ Joint Meetup
2021-06-02 19:00 - 21:00
We are excited to launch Gay Pride Month with a panelist forum of two artists: Agnes Borinsky and Rena Fruchter. They will discuss the upcoming Parsha and how its lessons can be used in the creation of LGBTQ+ inspired art.
Emphasis for this workshop will be on the process and not the product. Prior to the event, a few writing and artistic prompts will be emailed to get your imagination flowing.
The event is free but a suggested donation of $5 is appreciated. Sponsors for the event are welcomed.

Rena Fruchter is an artist and arts educator who has explored the power of the arts to build communal experiences and to spark imagination, as well as to allow opportunities for deeper and bigger feeling and thinking in a safe and positive environment. Rena, who received her BS in Art Education from the University of Maryland, was awarded her MA from George Washington University in Experiential Education and Jewish Cultural Arts. The business she founded, Big Picture Mosaics is Rena’s initiative to create lifelong learning, connecting and reflecting through the process of making art. She has facilitated and made mosaics with groups of individuals, as well as with groups in shuls, schools, daycare centers, museums, private homes, hospitals, senior facilities and a mikvah. Rena lives in South Philadelphia with her husband Chaim, musician and PA. They love being part of their daughter, Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter’s shul community, the South Philadelphia Shtiebel,and contributing their skills to that community. Besides the Rabbanit they have three other grown children all living in Brooklyn with their beautiful families; Temim, Yoshie and Ora.

Agnes Borinsky is a writer and theater-maker, originally from Baltimore, currently living in Los Angeles. She makes work about how and why people gather. Her plays have been developed with theaters and community centers in New York, Los Angeles, and Beirut. Her play, Brief Chronicle, Books 6-8, is published by 3 Hole Press. Her first young adult novel, Sasha Masha, is a queer coming-of-age story, and came out this fall.

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The Queer Jewish Arts Festival
2021-06-01 09:00 - 10:00
Eshel is Partnering with the Queer Jewish Arts Festival:
June 1-13, 2021
This summer, the JCC and the Gordon Center will be hosting their Inaugural Queer Jewish Arts Festival: a new series of programs celebrating LGBTQIA+ stories and experiences through film, theater, music, literature, and dance.
This festival will highlight local and national queer Jewish artists who are making art with Jewish content. The events will amplify intersectional identity and creative expression. Read more here.

Orthodox+* People of Trans Experience Support Group
2021-05-27 21:00 - 22:30
Welcome to Eshel’s Newest Meetup!
What: This virtual support group will be a space for people who identify as transgender, non-binary, and gender questioning. All shades of Orthodox including Chareidi, Modern Orthodox, Ex-Orthodox, are welcome to come and share in a safe and confidential virtual group.
When: Meetings will be held on the third Thursday of every month at 9 pm EST – 6 pm PST.
Where: For notifications and sign-in information, please register below. (You only need to register for this group one time.)
This group is confidential: all attendees are required to adhere to the privacy of its members.
About the Group Coordinator
This Eshel Meetup is led by Joshua Avishur, a transgendered Orthodox Jew who enjoys connecting with people and embracing the beauty in all individuals. Joshua is a Masters-in-Social-Work student with experience in mentoring LGBTQ+ folk and developing and leading therapy groups for children and individual counseling with at-risk youth. Joshua is also a transgender panel moderator and panelist.

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Marry Me However: DC Panel
2021-05-27 16:00 - 18:00
Marry Me However

Eshel is partnering with Go2Films and Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, to bring his groundbreaking film, “MarryMe, However” to North American audiences.

View Trailer

About This Film

The documentary tells the story of three gay men and one women who marry against their orientation in order to fulfill religious and cultural expectations. We hear painful accounts of confusion, deception, anger and guilt. The film exposes how both the gay partners and their straight spouses suffer devastating consequences when they are expected to follow these norms.

Join the Marry Me However panel discussion and Q&A, hosted by Eshel and JxJ on
Thursday, May 27, 2021 at 4pm ET
Panel: Miryam Kabakov (Moderator), Mordechai Vardi (Director), Motti Salzberg (Former Spouse), Shoni Braun (Former Spouse), Steve Greenberg (Eshel), Peninah Gershman (Eshel Parent).
The screening link will be sent out one day prior to the screening period, which is May 23-30, 2021.
Anyone residing in the U.S. will be able to view the film and join the Panel Discussion.

Register for the Panel Discussion & Film Screening Here:

Support the Panel Discussion

Click here and, on the donation form under Please Use My Donation in Support of, check off Marry Me However. Thank you for your support!

Marry Me However: Boston Panel
2021-05-26 16:00 - 18:00
Marry Me However

Eshel is partnering with Go2Films and Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, to bring his groundbreaking film, “MarryMe, However” to North American audiences.

View Trailer

About This Film

The documentary tells the story of three gay men and one women who marry against their orientation in order to fulfill religious and cultural expectations. We hear painful accounts of confusion, deception, anger and guilt. The film exposes how both the gay partners and their straight spouses suffer devastating consequences when they are expected to follow these norms.

Join the Marry Me However Panel Discussion with Q&A, hosted by Eshel and the Consulate General of Israel to New England. Special thanks to our community partner: Keshet.
Wednesday, May 26, 2021 at 4pm ET.
Panel: Miryam Kabakov (moderator), Mordechai Vardi (director), Nadav Schwartz (spouse), Shoni Braun (spouse), Steve Greenberg (rabbi), and Susan Fuld (parent).
The screening link will be sent out one day prior to the screening period, which is May 23-26, 2021.
Anyone residing in the U.S. will be able to view the film and join the Panel Discussion.

Register for the Panel Discussion Here:

Support the Panel Discussion

Click here and, on the donation form under Please Use My Donation in Support of, check off Marry Me However. Thank you for your support!

Eshel Parents of Trans People & Gender Non-Conforming Support Group
2021-05-24 21:00 - 22:00
What: This group is for traditional Jewish parents who may be struggling with their child’s gender identity and/or wish to connect with other parents like themselves.

When: Fourth Monday of each month, 9:00 PM EST – 8:00 PM CST – 6:00 PM PST
Where: For notifications and sign-in information, please register below. (You only need to register for this group one time.)
Questions? Email info@eshelonline.org

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Marry Me However: LA Preview Screening & Discussion
2021-05-20 19:30 - 21:30
Marry Me However

Eshel is partnering with Go2Films and Rabbi Mordechai Vardi, to bring his groundbreaking film, “MarryMe, However” to North American audiences.

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View Trailer

May 20, 2021 in Los Angeles
7:30 pm Pacific Time
This is a private screening by invitation only.
Eshel is partnering with Rabbi Mordechai Vardi and Go2Films to carry this powerful documentary into the North American Jewish community. The film has begun to spur awareness among Orthodox religious leaders that the absence of an approved life arc for young gay Jews damages them and many others as well.

Register for the Panel Discussion Here:

Partnering Community Event for Shavuot
2021-05-16 15:00 - 18:00
Join the Center CIty Kehillah of Philadelphia for Shavuot Learing!
On Zoom: Sunday, May 16, 2021 from 3:00-6:00 pmOutdoor Classes In Person: Monday, May 17, 2021
Read more & Register here!
Download the source sheets of Dr. Sunnie Epstein’s class:Shavuot and What It Means to Be Truly Human

Eshel Chicago Parents Meetup
2021-05-11 20:00 - 21:30, 2021-04-13 19:30 - 21:00
What: A confidential support group for observant/Orthodox Jewish parents of LGBTQ+ individuals who may be struggling with their child’s sexual orientation or gender identity and/or wish to connect with other parents like themselves.

Where: For notifications and sign-in information, please register below. (You only need to register for this group one time.)

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Eshel Baltimore/DC Parents & LGBTQ+ Joint Meetup
2021-05-05 19:00 - 21:00
Get together with our Baltimore/DC Eshel family. Join us in this intimate, confidential setting to meet others, like yourself, in the extended Eshel network.
WHAT: Shavuot is two weeks away. Join us for a flower arranging demonstration that will give you some amazing tips for creating a beautiful holiday centerpiece. Christine Bloom, a floral designer who owns her own business, will be sharing her expert advice and secrets. She will be aided by a surprise zoom assistant. Read more about Christine’s Floral Arrangements here.
Where: For notifications and sign-in information, please register below, if you haven’t already. (You only need to register for this group one time.)

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Eshel Community Discussion
2021-05-05 13:15 - 14:30
Wednesday, May 5, 2021
1:15 pm ET | 12:15 pm CT | 10:15 am PT
Immediately following Ohr Torah Stone event, R. Steve Greenberg will be moderating a Community Discussion on the issues raised during this panel.
You are invited to share your thoughts and responses. Please register in order to receive the Zoom login details.

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Eshel Drop-In for Parents - Not Meeting Today
2021-05-05 12:00 - 13:00
Drop-in every Wednesday to shmooze, chat, ask questions, and hear topics of interest!
For notifications and sign-in information, please fill out the form below. (You only need to register for this group one time.)

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Kabbalat Mitzvot B'Gyiur - For Orthodox Rabbis Only
2021-05-04 13:00 - 15:00
Kabbalat Mitzvot in Conversion and its Relevance to LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Tuesday, May 4
This shiur is for rabbinic colleagues exclusively. Rabbi Chuck Davidson will address the problem of kabbalat mitzvot in hilchot giyyur and its implications for converting LGBTQ+ individuals. Rabbi Kalman Pesach (Chuck) Davidson has been active in establishing Orthodox, non-coercive alternatives to Israel’s Chief Rabbinate (CR) for over a decade. Today, he heads the Wedding Department of Hashgacha Pratit in a project called Chuppot, which conducts Orthodox weddings in Israel outside of the CR. A talmid of Rabbi Haim Amsalem in giyur, Chuck is an expert in this field and worked with Rabbi Amsalem to create Ahavat HaGer, an umbrella group of Orthodox rabbis in Israel and abroad who wish to convert independently of centralized rabbinic organizations.

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For Orthodox Rabbis Only

Preparing for Shavuot: Conversion and Inclusion
2021-05-03 13:00 - 15:00
Conversion and Inclusion: A Welcoming Approach to Conversion
Monday, May 3, 2021
Rabbi David Kalb is the co-founder of Jewish Learning, a program of Ohr Torah Stone. The Jewish Learning Center helps those who wish to pursue a Halachic approach to conversion. It does so in an open minded manner through exposing its students to the power of Jewish texts and the warmth of Jewish Life. They strive to be inclusive to everyone they encounter including members of the LGBTQ community and their partners. Rabbi Kalb will share his extensive experience in the practical field of conversion and how they have welcomed LGBTQ folks into Klal Yisrael.

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Preparing for Shavuot: Conversion Activism
2021-04-27 13:00 - 15:00
Conversion Activism: The Evolution of the Laws of Conversion and Its Relevance to LGBTQ+ Inclusion
Tuesday, April 27
Rabbi Kalman Pesach (Chuck) Davidson has been active in establishing Orthodox, non-coercive conversion alternatives to Israel’s Chief Rabbinate (CR) for over a decade. Rabbi Davidson is undaunted if not fearless. He is one of the few Orthodox rabbis in Israel willing to marry people (k’halakha) but outside of the Rabbinate, a crime on the books punishable with up to 2 years in jail.
Rabbi Davidson will share with us his extensive knowledge of Hilchot Gerut (the laws of conversion) from the Talmud to the codes to contemporary piske halakha (responsa). He will demonstrate how the process of conversion can legitimately welcome many more sincere prospective converts, including those who are LGBTQ+.

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Opening the Door - For Orthodox Rabbis Only
2021-04-25 19:00 - 20:30
Over a period of 15 months, B’nai David-Judea Congregation in Los Angeles, under the leadership of Rabbi Yosef Kanefsky, conducted a process of communal thinking and learning in order to adopt a policy for LGBTQ+ individuals and their families which they named: Keeping Our Families Whole.
Rabbi Kanefsky will share with us the model that he and his committee developed and implemented. After his presentation, you will be invited to a lively Q & A discussion. This is a closed event for Orthodox congregational rabbis, who have been surveyed as part of Eshel’s Welcoming Shuls Project.

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Please Note: This event is for Orthodox Congregational Rabbis only.

Eshel Parents of LGBTQ+ Children Chaburah Group - Postponed Until Next Month
2021-04-21 20:00 - 21:30
The Parent Chaburah Group meets on the Third Wednesday of each month at 8 pm Eastern, 7 pm Central, 5 pm Pacific Time.

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Eshel Brooklyn Women's LBTQ+ Meetup
2021-04-20 20:00 - 21:00
Women’s New York Area Meetup on Zoom
What: Meet other individuals who identify as female and who are exploring their Orthodox LGBTQ+ identities.
When: Meeting Weekly: Every Tuesday from 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Where: For notifications and sign-in information, register below. (You only need to register for this group one time.)

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Parents Day-Long Conference: From Cocoon to Flight
2021-04-18 10:30 - 15:30
From Cocoon to Flight:Helping Our Children Safely Emerge
April 18, 202110:30 am ET | 9:30 am CT | 7:30 am PT

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Sessions
LGBTQ+ Mental Health: LGBTQ+ Adults, Adolescents, and ChildrenMindy Shankman, M.D.
Controversies in Treating Transgender Children and AdolescentsJack Drescher, M.D.
What Every Parent Needs to Know: Dating, Intimacy, and the LGBTQ+ Social SceneDr. Ann Schechter Stark and Aaron Kogut
Brain Food, Good FoodLunch with Jeff Ingber
Open Forum for Various Breakout Discussions
See Bios Below

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The Registration Fee is $36. No one will be turned away. If you would like to pay another amount, please contact info@eshelonline.org for the Discount Code.

Speaker Bios
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Dr. Jack Drescher, MD, is a psychiatrist and psychoanalyst in private practice in New York City. He is Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons and a Faculty Member at Columbia’s Division of Gender, Sexuality, and Health. He is also Senior Psychoanalytic Consultant at Columbia’s Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research and Adjunct Professor at New York University’s Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the William Alanson White Institute.

Aaron Kogut, a past Eshel Board member, lives in Manhattan. He has spoken publicly about being gay in several different Orthodox venues including community synagogues and clergy training programs. Aaron currently works as a middle school science teacher.

As a child, adolescent and adult psychiatrist, Mindy Shankman works with clients throughout their life cycle. “When treating a child or adolescent, you are really helping a whole family system regain balance and stability.” Mindy works with people with a wide range of disorders and life issues:Depression, Bipolar Disorder, Anxiety Disorders and Obsessive Compulsive Disorders. She also works with children and adolescents with academic and developmental difficulties which may include Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Learning Disabilities, Executive Functioning Difficulties and Asperger’s Syndrome.

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Ann Schechter-Stark lives with her husband in Atlanta where she is working at St. Judes Children’s Research Hospital with a focus on childhood cancer and immunotherapy. They have 4 children ages 16-26; her 20-year-old son is a student at Parsons/The New School and is gay. When putting together a radiology talk about immunotherapy or childhood cancer, Dr. Stark realized that much of today’s novel cancer treatment is a direct result of the efforts of the gay communities response to the HIV/AIDs epidemic in the 1980’s and 1990s. This has led her into a deeper study of HIV/AIDs both in how it has impacted today’s medical treatments as well as its current implications for the LGBTQ+ community.

Enjoy lunch with Jeff Ingber, Owner of Kosher Catch, who will talk about staying healthy, eating healthy. Jeff will do a gravlax demo along with us. Check back for the recipe list!

Beth S. Taubes, RN, CHC, CYT, is the owner of Wellness Motivations LLC she motivates clients of all backgrounds, ages, and health conditions to engage in improved self-care through nutritional counseling, personal fitness training, yoga practice, tai chi, and stress reduction techniques .

Jeff Ingber’s Gravlax Recipe
1 lb Salmon fillet: skin on
1/2 cup Sugar
1/2 cup Brown sugar
1/2 cup table salt
1 tbsp black pepper
1 tbsp Ground coriander
1 oz Citrus vodka or tequila blanco
1 each: lemon, lime or orange (or a few slices of all 3)
1/4 cup roughly chopped dill
1 beet: optional

Eshel Baltimore/DC Parents & LGBTQ+ Joint Meetup
2021-04-07 19:00 - 21:00
Get together with our Baltimore/DC Eshel family. Join us in this intimate, confidential setting to meet others, like yourself, in the extended Eshel network.
WHAT: Post Pesach Discussion & Games
Now that all of the cleaning and cooking for Pesach is over, it is time to relax with a few Pesach themed games. We will also be sharing our recent Pesach experiences and discussing some LGBTQ+ inspiration from the Haggadah. Looking forward to seeing you there!
WHEN: April 7, 2021 at 7:00 pm.
Where: For notifications and sign-in information, please register below, if you haven’t already. (You only need to register for this group one time.)

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