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Internal Exile: A Talk on Hanukkah and Heroism

[CLOSED!] Join Professor William Kolbrener as he explores how Hanukkah exemplifies the courage of the Jewish spirit in the face of darkness, the persistence to endure in difficult times, and a heroism rooted in hope. Register below for this live ONLINE event!

Haven’t the Jewish People Suffered Enough

[CLOSED!] Humor is the art that has sustained Jews through catastrophe. With David Foster Wallace, we’ll discover the craft that transforms tragedy into laughter. After Oct 7, humor is not an option but a legacy to uphold.  

Nothing Happens, Nobody Goes, It’s Awful

[CLOSED!] “Nothing happens. Nobody comes, nobody goes. It’s awful” – Waiting for Godot: A workshop about our current state of mind-limbo. We are constantly waiting, dreading. Let us cultivate that anxiety into an essay, a poem or a short story.

"It's always a valuable experience with such great insight and advice! I feel so lucky to be a part of Writing on the Wall. Thank you William Kolbrener and Ronit Eitan!"
Writing on the Wall
Erica Kornspan Landis
Workshop Participant

Past Workshop Submissions

Food Glorious Food
Anonymous

Tova

I almost wish I could tell you the flavor of the pain like it was freshly shaved marror, or the flavor of the numbness in

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Haven't the Jewish People Suffered Enough?
Anonymous

The Cost of Freedom

I came home that night after midnight, and the thrill of my first genuine escapade into the night since becoming a mother over five years

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Food Glorious Food
Dr. Mehak Burza

The Balm For Soul

The act of cooking, forever estranged. With war’s cruel hand, traditions do fade, And meals once familiar, now changed   The scent of the garlic,

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Haven't the Jewish People Suffered Enough?
Brenda Helen Sheingold

Ozempic

  Israel has been attacked, many people are dead, the reports are still coming in . . . stay tuned as we continue to follow

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Trauma and Humor
Anonymous

Her Name was Esther

This will be an odd way to begin something humorous, but bear with me. My brother’s mother in law passed away a few days ago.

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Trauma and Humor
Anonymous

My Mother’s Stuffing

What do you eat when you’re insides are churning with confusion and disbelief? Wanting to shove comfort down into my mouth agape with disbelief, I

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