LA Movement Seder Organizing Committee

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LA Jewish Coexistence Collective 
PO Box 480753 Los Angeles, CA 90048

We are overwhelmed by the response and interest in the seder. We are now over capacity. If you&#39;d like to be added to the waitlist, email <a fr-original-style="" href="mailto:rachel@sumekh.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: initial; user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">rachel@sumekh.com</a> to be informed of any additional seats that open up.&nbsp; The Passover Seder tells the story of a family seeking refuge from famine, finding shelter in a new land, and later enduring oppression under a capricious ruler. Their journey&mdash;from migration and bondage to freedom&mdash;is central to the story of the Jewish people and resonates across generations and traditions.&nbsp; At a time when Trump Administration policies targeting refugees, immigrants, and asylum seekers grow ever harsher, this Seder is more than a ritual&mdash;it is a call to action. Through storytelling, song, and shared tradition, we will lift up the voices of our multiethnic, multiracial Los Angeles community and reaffirm our commitment to freedom and justice.&nbsp; Join us in solidarity and hope.&nbsp; This program is hosted by Jewish Partnership for Los Angeles.&nbsp;

Hello,&nbsp; Thank you for registering for &quot;Welcoming the Stranger: A Movement Seder&quot; on Sunday, April 6 from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm.&nbsp; The Passover Seder will be held at the Silverlake Independent Jewish Community Center (SIJCC). Enter at 4214 Effie Street, Los Angeles, CA 90029.&nbsp; There are many public transit options: the Sunset/Vermont Metro station on the B Line is a 15 minute walk, and there is a #2 bus stop in front of the center on Sunset. The streets surrounding SIJCC have various parking options as well.&nbsp; We look forward to celebrating with you, Maya Barron-Jones&nbsp;Rabbi Kerry Chaplin&nbsp;Peter Dreier&nbsp;Kathy Finn&nbsp;Adine Forman&nbsp;Joy FriedmanRabbi Susan GoldbergAaron Greenberg&nbsp;Rabbi Jocee Hudson&nbsp;David Levitus&nbsp;Ben LempertLoraine Lundquist&nbsp;Yael Maizel&nbsp;Charlotte Milner-BerryJosh Nuni&nbsp;Ben Poor&nbsp;Kate Pynoos&nbsp;Rachel Sumekh

We are overwhelmed by the response and interest in the seder. We are now over capacity. If you'd like to be added to the waitlist, email <a href="mailto:rachel@sumekh.com" target="_blank">rachel@sumekh.com</a> to be informed of any additional seats that open up.  The Passover Seder tells the story of a family seeking refuge from famine, finding shelter in a new land, and later enduring oppression under a capricious ruler. Their journey—from migration and bondage to freedom—is central to the story of the Jewish people and resonates across generations and traditions.  At a time when Trump Administration policies targeting refugees, immigrants, and asylum seekers grow ever harsher, this Seder is more than a ritual—it is a call to action. Through storytelling, song, and shared tradition, we will lift up the voices of our multiethnic, multiracial Los Angeles community and reaffirm our commitment to freedom and justice.  Join us in solidarity and hope.  This program is hosted by Jewish Partnership for Los Angeles.

LA Movement Seder Organizing Committee

Welcoming the Stranger: A Movement Seder

1110 Bates Ave

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