1,000 attend Liberal Judaism’s Biennial as expanding inclusion is focus
Speakers including Stephen Bush, chair of the Board of Deputy’s Commission on Racial Inclusivity, looked at the issue of including more people in communal life
Liberal Judaism’s leaders vowed to expand the movement’s inclusion agenda as 1,000 people attended its Biennial Weekend.
Held online with the theme ‘Breaking Down Walls’, speakers – including Stephen Bush, chair of the Board of Deputy’s Commission on Racial Inclusivity – looked at the issue of inclusion.
The event ended with a Dragon’s Den-style judging panel picking the winner of Liberal Judaism’s Inclusion in Action award.
The successful community was Kehillah North London, which wins a £3,000 grant for its project to embed racial, LGBTQ+, gender and disability justice in its new education curriculum.
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