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Adamah is excited to announce that on #GivingTuesday all donations will be matched! Support people and planet, adam v'adamah on December 3. https://buff.ly/3V9zTsK #GivingTuesday #Adamah #JewishSustainability #EcoJudaism #JewishClimateAction

Sam Sobel, Adamah's Baltimore Climate Action Coordinator, can't wait to see you at the Baltimore Jewish Council Annual Environmental Forum at the Edward A Meyerberg Center on December 3. Register today:

Adamah is excited to announce that on #GivingTuesday all donations will be matched! Support people and planet, adam v'adamah on December 3.

Are YOU a Jewish Communal Professional in the Mid-Atlantic region? Apply today for a FREE retreat designed specifically for you at Pearlstone Retreat Center & Campus: https://lnkd.in/gAFgpRM9 Featuring guest leaders Rabbanit Dasi Fruchter, Chefs Leah Koenig and Remy Gantz, and bodyworker Shimon Darwick Birnbaum.

Mazel tov to our very own, Chesapeake Region Program Director, Ashley Klapper Pressman! --with Pearlstone Retreat Center & Campus

Adamah CEO, Jakir Manela, reflects on October 7, one year later: https://buff.ly/4gO5ycu

Mazel Tov to our very own Youth Empowerment Director, Liana Rothman, who was awarded one of the prestigious Pomegranate Awards from The Covenant Foundation. Liana is recognized as one of five emerging Jewish educators in North America and this honor celebrates her inspiring work with Jewish Youth to address the climate crisis. Help us congratulate Liana - we are so proud of you!

Only a few spots left! Join Adamah NY for our Climate Week reception and panel for young professionals, with exciting speakers and moderated by Founding Director of Adamy NY, Shahar Sadeh, PhD. Reserve your spot today: https://lnkd.in/gyQ23bw3 #Adamah #AdamahNY #ClimateWeek #NYClimateWeek #YoungProfessional #JewishYoungProfessional #YJP

Adamah's very own Chief Operating Officer, Eve Wachhaus spoke with Retreat Center Collaboration about managing risk at retreat centers. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/d9bNaPKa

"We are called to repent, now. We do not wait for the new year; we add extra prayers of repentance—selichot—every day this month, confronting our sins both individually and collectively, searching to find the will and wisdom to chart a different path forward.?Teshuvah?(returning)?is deeply challenging work. It is holy service:?avodah. When it is real, it is often transformative: personal and communal, spiritual and emotional, embodied and real. But amidst this calamity? Where do we turn now? And how can we hope to transform our lives and our trajectory, facing such utter tragedy? I do not have answers. But I do know this: we are?not?helpless. Each of us, all of us, our choices?do?matter, and we?can?do something. We must." Read more from Adamah CEO, Jakir Manela, on Rosh Chodesh Elul and our upcoming mission to Israel: https://lnkd.in/gsxiQKUW