A small, intentional 4-week group experience for Jewish women

 

The impact of rising Jewish hatred (antisemitism and antizionism) and the grief so many are carrying

 

There are things that have shifted, in how you move through the world, in relationships, in your sense of safety and belonging. And so much of it is being carried quietly.

 

This is a space to not carry it alone

 

Unwoven Silence is a guided, trauma informed space for Jewish women to process the impact of Jewish hatred (antisemitism and antizionism), while building empowerment, grounding, and calm.

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Together, we will gently begin to: process what has been held quietly, explore the impact on identity and relationships, build tools to respond with clarity and confidence, and reconnect to strength, community, and what grounds you.

 

Program Details: Wednesdays — May 6, May 13, May 20, May 27 at 11:00 AM CT, virtual.

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Important Note: This is a trauma informed group space. It is not therapy.

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You don’t have to carry this alone. Spots are intentionally limited to keep the group grounded, connected, and supportive.

 

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