10.27 Healing Partnership
Like a hug with words, the gratitude letter has the power to bring joy, connection and well-being to the author and recipient alike. Is there a person in your life that has been generous and kind to you? Let’s thank them and let them know how much they mean to you. Join us for a dedicated hour […]
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Meet every other week on Mondays from 5:30pm-7:30pm to connect and grow with new friends through playing tabletop role playing games designed to inspire emotional depth! We’ll band together to use RPGs to explore the intersection of identity, emotional resiliency, and games, to fight isolation and disconnection and to meet new people and form friendships. We will […]
Read MoreThis virtual Torah study is to commemorate the yahrzeit of the eleven people killed in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. Please check back as we finalize details and registration.
Read MoreThis commemorative Torah study is honoring the yahrzeit of the eleven people who were killed in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. This in-person Torah study will take place at the JCC of Greater Pittsburgh in Squirrel Hill. More details will be announced soon.
Read MoreEvery year the 10.27 Healing Partnership invites the community to participate in volunteering events in honor of those who were killed on October 27, 2018. There are opportunities for in-person and online participation, events that are nearby and others that are a bit of a drive, and experiences for those of all ages and abilities. […]
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Gather at the JCC to honor the 11 lives lost and the people affected by the attack on three Pittsburgh Jewish congregations.
Read MoreCommemorative volunteering events will be held from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM at multiple sites throughout the Greater Pittsburgh area. We will honor the memories of the eleven people who were killed on Oct. 27th, 2018 in the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting. Details around service locations and volunteering opportunities are forthcoming. Please check back soon. For […]
Read MoreForest bathing is not about literal baths—the idea is to “bathe” in the sounds and sights of nature. Join the 10.27 Healing Partnership for one or all four sessions of this healing, consciousness-building forest bathing series. We will take gentle walks through Frick Park while nurturing our connection to the natural world through reflective practices. […]
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What constitutes a hate crime? What happens in a federal investigation? What is local law enforcement’s role? How does the Jewish Federation collaborate with law enforcement? What can you do to be an informed and safe citizen? These questions and more will be addressed by speakers representing various law enforcement agencies in this community safety forum. Our goal is […]
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We invite Jewish Pittsburgh to join the 10.27 Healing Partnership and the JCC for meditative wellness activities and Jewish learning designed to increase thoughtfulness, care, and introspection. We will end the program with a communal shofar blowing to kick off this year’s Season of Hope! This year the High Holidays will take place in close […]
Read MoreAccessible to all fitness levels, chair yoga allows you to perform yoga poses while seated or using a chair for balance. Chair yoga also provides the same incredible benefits as traditional yoga, such as improved strength, flexibility, and mental well-being. In this chair yoga, you’ll learn how to find all of the most common and […]
Read MoreForest bathing is not about literal baths—the idea is to “bathe” in the sounds and sights of nature. Join us for one or all three sessions of this healing, consciousness-building forest bathing series. We will take gentle walks through Pittsburgh’s parks while nurturing our connection to the natural world through reflective practices. This program will […]
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Join JFCS and 10.27 Healing Partnership as they combine forces and offer an art-based mindfulness program for all who are interested. The group will explore ways making art can help regulate the nervous system, promote playfulness, imagination, and connect us more deeply to our bodies, emotions, thoughts, and worldviews. Attendees will come together in community […]
Read More6pm-8pm, May 9th, 2024 With the final verdict against the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting perpetrator in August of 2023, the trial ended. But a new phase has now started: the defendant has begun the appeal process. If trials are somewhat familiar to most of us — a judge, a jury, lawyers, witnesses, and a defendant in […]
Read MoreWith the final verdict against the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting perpetrator in August of 2023, the trial ended. But a new phase has now started: the defendant has begun the appeal process. If trials are somewhat familiar to most of us — a judge, a jury, lawyers, witnesses, and a defendant in a courtroom — appeals […]
Read MoreJoin us for our free “Wellness Wednesday” program on the first Wednesday of the month from 6:30pm-8pm! We believe there are limitless doors to healing, and we strive to make healing modalities accessible for everyone. Exploring different modalities allow people on a journey of healing and resiliency-building to add new forms of healing to their […]
Read MoreFree, from 10am-11am every first and third Monday of the month (Feb. 5th and 19th, March 4th and 18th, and April 1st), in the South Hills Jewish Community Center, Conference Room. Immerse yourself in the soothing tones of crystal and Tibetan singing bowls expertly played by Shawn Fertitta. Throughout the session, you will delve into […]
Read MoreJoin Emily Harris from Spirited Fun Improv and the 10.27 Healing Partnership for a series of safe and lively classes where participants can stay curious, build friendships and lighten up! This free program will be on January 24th, January 31st, February 7th, February 14th, February 21st, and February 28th from 1pm-2pm in the 10.27 Healing […]
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This commemorative Torah study, organized by the 10.27 Healing Partnership, honors those who were taken on October 27th.
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Honor the lives lost 5 years ago with a candle lighting as well as music performances by Violins of Hope, the Clarion Quartet, and youth musicians.
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