Partnership2Gether
Over the past 20 years, Partnership2Gether (P2G) has become the Jewish Agency for Israel’s and the Jewish Federations of North America’s most successful and effective model for creating meaningful relationships between global Jewish communities and communities in Israel. It is the central platform for the promotion and development of deep connections among Jewish communities across the globe.
The Western Galilee P2G connects the U.S. Central Area Consortium consisting of 14 U.S. Jewish Federation communities, Budapest, Hungary and Israel’s Western Galilee. Dayton is part of of an inclusive and active network of people focused on the mutual exchange of ideas and programs with the goal of developing relationships to strengthen our global Jewish Identity.
P2G Video Gallery
APPRECIATION by Stephen Goldberg was created as a contribution to the Create2Gether Partnership 2021 virtual gallery based upon the theme of “HOME.”
A statement from the artist: It was inspired by George Moore, an Irish novelist who said …“A man travels the world over in search of what he needs — and returns home to find it.” I have traveled to many parts of the world and along the way captured beautiful images through the lens of my camera. “APPRECIATION” begins as a blank CANVAS. Photos from several of these global destinations slowly come together to form an alluring collage. In recognition of the restrictions we now face due to COVID, the images begin to fade and are replaced one by one with ones taken close to home resulting in a new level of APPRECIATION.
Arts & Community
With a focus on developing relationships between Dayton and the Western Galilee through creative collaboration, experiences, and professional connections, P2G Arts & Community programs include people from creative and professional disciplines such as; Theater, Performance Art, Music, Dance, Art Therapy, Photography, Design, Architecture, Film, History, Entrepreneurship, Archeology, Anthropology, Business, and more.
Education
P2G runs a wide variety of programs that connect people in the Western Galilee and the U.S. Central Area Consortium communities in formal and informal educational settings. From preschool through high school, teachers, children, teens, students and families can connect both virtually and in person through the many P2G educational opportunities.
Medical
The Medical Task Force creates opportunities for medical personnel from the Consortium communities and the Western Galilee to connect on a professional level, gives the Galilee Medical Center international exposure and gives learning and sharing opportunities to doctors on both sides.
Resource Development
The Resource Development Task Force focuses on volunteer engagement, donor development in Israel, planning for mission visits, communications, and publicity and marketing needs for P2G.
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Jewish Observer
By Marshall Weiss, The Dayton Jewish Observer For an hour on March 19, four Israelis shared their stories with members of Dayton’s Jewish community and allies about how each survived the Oct. 7 Hamas massacre. Halfway through the program, moderated by Jewish Federation President-Elect Dan Sweeny, Eitan Frankl of Kibbutz The post For Israeli survivors of Oct. 7, speaking tour becomes form of therapy appeared first on The Dayton Jewish Observer. [...]
Documentary celebrates lost world more marvelous than Mrs. Maisel ever knew By Dan Pine, J. The resorts are gone now, either demolished or rotting in the humid air of upstate New York. But for nearly a century, the Catskill Mountains served as a lush playground for America’s upwardly mobile Jews. The post The Catskills opens JCC Film Fest May 30 appeared first on The Dayton Jewish Observer. [...]
By Rabbi Haviva Horvitz, Temple Beth Sholom, Middletown Approximately one month prior to the deadline for this article, my husband, Ely David Spiegel, passed away of pancreatic cancer. In an effort to bring me comfort, a number of well-meaning friends tried to reassure me that “God only gives us what The post God is always by my side appeared first on The Dayton Jewish Observer. [...]