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SUMMARY:Our Adult Children's Voices Matter: What Parents Want Grandparents to Know
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/our-adult-childrens-voices-matter-what-parents-want-grandparents-to-know/
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SUMMARY:How to Talk with your Preteen and Teen Grandchildren about Antisemitism
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/how-to-talk-to-your-preteen-and-teen-grandchildren-about-antisemitism/
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SUMMARY:Christmas Day observed
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/christmas-day-observed/
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SUMMARY:Christmas
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/christmas-2/
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SUMMARY:Hanukkah
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/hanukkah-2/
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SUMMARY:Light 1st Hanukkah candle tonight
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/light-1st-hanukkah-candle-tonight/
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SUMMARY:Creating Safe & Affirming Spaces for Our Grandchildren
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/creating-safe-affirming-spaces-for-our-grandchildren/
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SUMMARY:How to Bring Hanukkah to Life for Grandchildren
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/how-to-bring-hanukkah-to-life-for-grandchildren/
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SUMMARY:L'Dor Va'Dor: Affirming and Loving Your Transgender\, Non-Binary\, and Gender Expansive Grandchildren
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/ldor-vador-affirming-and-loving-your-transgender-non-binary-and-gender-expansive-grandchildren-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221124
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SUMMARY:Thanksgiving
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/thanksgiving-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221122T190000
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SUMMARY:How Feeling Thankful Builds Stronger Family Connections
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/how-feeling-thankful-builds-stronger-family-connections/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221108
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221109
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SUMMARY:Election Day
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/election-day/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221025T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221025T200000
DTSTAMP:20221022T005856Z
CREATED:20220921T130757Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221022T005856Z
UID:10000048-1666724400-1666728000@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Room Live! How to Talk with Your Grandchildren About...    Almost Anything
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-room-live-how-to-talk-with-your-grandchildren-about-almost-anything/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221018
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221019
DTSTAMP:20220722T003527Z
CREATED:20220722T003527Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220722T003527Z
UID:10000126-1666051200-1666137599@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Simchat Torah (Conservative)
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/simchat-torah-conservative-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221017
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221018
DTSTAMP:20221012T193404Z
CREATED:20220127T180448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221012T193404Z
UID:10000082-1665964800-1666051199@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Shemini Atzeret and Simchat Torah
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/shemini-atzeret-and-simchat-torah/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221010
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SUMMARY:Sukkot
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/sukkot-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221005
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221006
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SUMMARY:Yom Kippur
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/yom-kippur-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220926
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220928
DTSTAMP:20220927T134938Z
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SUMMARY:Rosh Hashanah
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/rosh-hashanah/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220925
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220926
DTSTAMP:20220601T211726Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220601T211726Z
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SUMMARY:Erev Rosh Hashanah
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/erev-rosh-hashanah-2/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220913T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220913T200000
DTSTAMP:20220812T162745Z
CREATED:20220812T162427Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220812T162745Z
UID:10000047-1663095600-1663099200@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Family Room Live! Grandparents\, Bring the High Holidays to Life for Grandchildren
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-room-live-grandparents-bring-the-high-holidays-to-life/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220911
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220912
DTSTAMP:20220217T192429Z
CREATED:20220217T192429Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220217T192429Z
UID:10000024-1662854400-1662940799@jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org
SUMMARY:Grandparents Day
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/grandparents-day/
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220905
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220906
DTSTAMP:20220127T181117Z
CREATED:20220127T181117Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220127T181117Z
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SUMMARY:Labor Day
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/labor-day-2/
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SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Chukat – family activities
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-chukat-family-activities/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220704
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SUMMARY:Independence Day (July 4)
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/independence-day-july-4/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220702
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220703
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SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Korach – family activities
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-korach-family-activities/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220625
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SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Shelach– family activities
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-shelach-family-activities/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220619
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220620
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SUMMARY:Father's Day
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/fathers-day/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220616
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220617
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SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Be'ha'alotecha– family activities
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-behaalotecha-family-activities/
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SUMMARY:Family Room Live! How Grandparents Can Create a Family Culture of Giving to Others
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/family-room-live-how-grandparents-can-create-a-family-culture-of-tzedakah/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220611
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220612
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SUMMARY:Parashat Hashavua (Portion of the Week) Naso– family activities
DESCRIPTION:The following resources\, sites\, and services can be helpful if you are seeking guidance about dying\, death\, and mourning.  Shomer Collective: Talking About Death\, JewishlyWould you like to interact with the topic of death and dying in a Jewish way? Explore the resources and programs of Shomer Collective\, an organization making death and grief more approachable by grounding us in Jewish wisdom and ritual.   Jewish Death & Mourning 101 What are the different stages of dying and mourning according to Jewish tradition? Learn about key terms and practices in this easy-to-read article from My Jewish Learning.  The Dougy CenterGrief with children is complex\, and you’re not alone. The Dougy Center is a secular organization focused on connecting and supporting grieving children\, teens\, and parents.   Shiva Circle Resources How do you prepare a home for shiva\, and how do you involve children in the process of mourning Jewishly? Visit Shiva Circle to find practical advice for setting up a home for shiva\, browse opportunities for saying Kaddish online\, and connect with Jewish prayers and rituals for death and mourning.   EmataiDo Jews donate their organs after they die? Visit Ematai (Hebrew for “[if not now\,] when?”) to learn about the impact of organ donation\, explore how it aligns with Jewish thought\, and find many more resources\, including a healthcare directive\, eldercare\, and chaplain services.   Kavod v’Nichum: End of Life RitualsWhat do Jewish traditions teach us about caring for the body after death? Learn about Shmirah (watching or guarding the body)\, Taharah (ritual washing)\, and other practices that carry centuries of wisdom. Kavod v’Nichum empowers\, educates\, and trains Chevra Kadisha — sacred communities that come together at the end of life to care for the deceased and comfort the living through Jewish rituals and traditions.  JADE: Jewish Association for Death Education Looking for background information about traditional Jewish death practices? JADE offers online events\, personal stories\, and a support helpline\, as well as a helpful glossary for breaking down common rituals and Hebrew terms.   Photograph courtesy of iStock
URL:https://jewishgrandparentsnetwork.org/event/parashat-hashavua-portion-of-the-week-naso-family-activities/
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