Classrooms Without Borders and Rodef Shalom Congregation present Israeli actor /director/ dramaturg Roy Horovitz in My First Sony. The one-man play is an award-winning monodrama which has toured Israel and the globe. Based on Benny Barbash's Israeli bestseller, the play tells the story of Yotam, an eleven-year-old child, who becomes obsessed with documenting his life …
Join CWB for our Annual Dinner as we honor a Changemaker in our Community and look back on the life-changing experiences we offer educators, students and community learners.
Classrooms Without Borders, in partnership with the Lauri Ann West Community Center and Adat Shalom Synagogue, presents THE LEVYS OF MONTICELLO, a documentary film followed by a talk with Steven Pressman (Director & Producer) and Q&A. When Thomas Jefferson died in 1826, he left behind a mountain of personal debt, which forced his heirs to …
Jerusalem-based scholar, Avi Ben-Hur, leads a four-part weekly update on the situation in Israel.
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A glimpse into the stories behind the headlines.
Jerusalem-based scholar, Avi Ben-Hur, leads a four-part weekly update on the situation in Israel.
A glimpse into the stories behind the headlines.
Jerusalem-based scholar, Avi Ben-Hur, leads a four-part weekly update on the situation in Israel.
A glimpse into the stories behind the headlines.
Jerusalem-based scholar, Avi Ben-Hur, leads a four-part weekly update on the situation in Israel.
Classrooms Without Borders presents the Pittsburgh-area premiere of the feature film Irena’s Vow, based on the true story of Polish nurse Irena Gut Opdyke whose courage helped save Jewish lives in Nazi-occupied Poland. The event is in partnership with the Collaboratory Against Hate, the Holocaust Center of Pittsburgh, and CMU’s International Film Festival. The screening …
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