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Love is all you need?

[COMING SOON!]   Love in all its complicated forms — filtered through experience, longing, memory, distance, grief, desire, and devastation. A writing workshop exploring love and its consequences. Date TBD — register here to save your spot!

From Extreme to Extreme

[Closed!] Israeli whiplash. Sirens. Holidays. Restrictions. Ceasefires? More sirens. No school. Cancelled events. War talks. How can we create during this extreme to extreme?

Wartime Workshop

[Closed!] Writing between the sirens. When sirens become background noise and fear becomes routine, how do we find words?

BALAGAN | Hope/Exhale

[Closed!]   Write about a point where reality changed. Where a person, an institution, or an event took a turn. Where something you thought you knew revealed itself differently.

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.

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.  

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.  

Food For Thoughts

By Popular Demand! Because we need this! Join Us and Nora Ephron – The Role of Food in Our Lives – Especially Now: “After a hard day, there is something comforting about the fact that if you melt butter and add flour and then hot stock, it will get thick! It’s a sure thing!”

"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