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SUMMARY:Combating Antisemitism Through Education
DESCRIPTION:Talli will share her grandmother’s story of resilience during the Holocaust\, the importance of education in combating antisemitism\, and honoring the legacy of Holocaust survivors to create a better future. \nWhy April: April 18\, 2023 is Holocaust Remembrance Day also called Yom Hashoah. It marks the beginning of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943\, when Jewish resistance fighters defied the Nazis and fought for freedom and dignity. The Holocaust was the largest manifestation of antisemitism in recent history. Yom HaShoah reminds us of the horrors that Jews and other persecuted groups faced: forced labor\, starvation\, humiliation\, and torture\, which often resulted in death. It was a systematic effort to wipe out an entire population from the face of the earth. \nAbout Talli \nTalli Dippold was the Stan Greenspon Director of Holocaust Education Fellowship Program and the Associate Director of the Stan Greenspon Holocaust and Social Justice Education Center. Previously\, she was the Executive Director of the Levine-Sklut Judaic Library & Resource Center at Shalom Park. \nTalli received a BS in Hospitality Management from the University of New Hampshire and her MS in Genocide and Holocaust Studies from Gratz College. After many years in the hospitality industry\, she changed her focus and pursued her lifelong passion for Judaism and Holocaust studies. During the past decade\, Talli traveled extensively throughout Eastern Europe and participated in numerous educational opportunities\, including the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Belfer Conference\, The Prestigious Holocaust\, and Jewish Resistance Teachers Program\, as well as the Hillel International Professionals’ Heritage Study Tour in Poland. She has been an active member of the North Carolina Council on the Holocaust since 2013\, an Executive Board Member of the Association of Holocaust Organizations (AHO)\, and a new member of Jewish Heritage North Carolina board. \n\nTalli is a 3G (third-generation Holocaust survivor)\, as all her grandparents are Holocaust survivors and a native of Jerusalem. Talli enjoys traveling with her husband and three grown children when she is not working.DEADLINE TO RESERVE AND CANCEL LUNCH \n\nReservations must be received by Thursday (12 p.m.) prior to the luncheon.\nCancellations MUST be submitted in writing\, by email\, prior to the cancellation deadline. Cancellations after the deadline and no shows will be invoiced.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/combating-antisemitism-through-education-member/
LOCATION:Rugged Perspective\, 2428 E Robinson St\, Orlando\, FL\, 32803\, United States
CATEGORIES:Members,Monthly Luncheon
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SUMMARY:Combating Antisemitism Through Education
DESCRIPTION:Featured Guest Speaker — Talli Dippold Talli will share her grandmother’s story of resilience during the Holocaust\, the importance of education in combating antisemitism\, and honoring the legacy of Holocaust survivors to create a better future. \nWhy April: April 18\, 2023 is Holocaust Remembrance Day also called Yom Hashoah. It marks the beginning of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943\, when Jewish resistance fighters defied the Nazis and fought for freedom and dignity. The Holocaust was the largest manifestation of antisemitism in recent history. Yom HaShoah reminds us of the horrors that Jews and other persecuted groups faced: forced labor\, starvation\, humiliation\, and torture\, which often resulted in death. It was a systematic effort to wipe out an entire population from the face of the earth. \nAbout Talli \nTalli Dippold was the Stan Greenspon Director of Holocaust Education Fellowship Program and the Associate Director of the Stan Greenspon Holocaust and Social Justice Education Center. Previously\, she was the Executive Director of the Levine-Sklut Judaic Library & Resource Center at Shalom Park. \nTalli received a BS in Hospitality Management from the University of New Hampshire and her MS in Genocide and Holocaust Studies from Gratz College. After many years in the hospitality industry\, she changed her focus and pursued her lifelong passion for Judaism and Holocaust studies. During the past decade\, Talli traveled extensively throughout Eastern Europe and participated in numerous educational opportunities\, including the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Belfer Conference\, The Prestigious Holocaust\, and Jewish Resistance Teachers Program\, as well as the Hillel International Professionals’ Heritage Study Tour in Poland. She has been an active member of the North Carolina Council on the Holocaust since 2013\, an Executive Board Member of the Association of Holocaust Organizations (AHO)\, and a new member of Jewish Heritage North Carolina board. \n\nTalli is a 3G (third-generation Holocaust survivor)\, as all her grandparents are Holocaust survivors and a native of Jerusalem. Talli enjoys traveling with her husband and three grown children when she is not working.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/combating-antisemitism-through-education/
LOCATION:Rugged Perspective\, 2428 E Robinson St\, Orlando\, FL\, 32803\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Luncheon
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SUMMARY:St Paddy's Celebration at Harp & Celt
DESCRIPTION:Who needs luck when we have all of FEW! As luck would have it\, we’ll all be there\, we just need you. Wear green and join us at the Harp & Celt for green beer\, corn beef and cabbage\, and St. Paddy’s cheer.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/st-paddys-celebration-at-harp-celt_member/
LOCATION:Harp & Celt\, 25 S Magnolia Ave\, Orlando\, FL\, 32801
CATEGORIES:Monthly Luncheon
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SUMMARY:St Paddy's Celebration at Harp & Celt
DESCRIPTION:Who needs luck when we have all of FEW! As luck would have it\, we’ll all be there\, we just need you. Wear green and join us at the Harp & Celt for green beer\, corn beef and cabbage\, and St. Paddy’s cheer.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/st-pattys-celebration-at-harp-celt/
LOCATION:Harp & Celt\, 25 S Magnolia Ave\, Orlando\, FL\, 32801
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SUMMARY:Sanford Outing
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us in our February FEW event as we ‘Salute Black History Month’ with a jazz concert at the Ritz Theater in Sanford. \nWe invite you to lunch and jazz on Sunday February 19th. We will meet at Hollerbach’s Willow Tree Cafe at 1pm and then attend the Jazz Ensemble: Salute to Black History Month Concert at the Ritz Theater from 3pm to 5pm. \nDATE: Sunday\, February 19th\nTIME: Lunch 1 pm | Jazz Concert 3 pm – 5pm\nCOST: Tickets to the concert are $20. RSVP BY WED\, FEB 1st: Required to obtain group tickets to the concert. Yes\, guests are welcome.
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/sanford-outing/
LOCATION:Ritz Theater in Sanford
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SUMMARY:Uncomfortable Truth
DESCRIPTION:Diane Corso is on a mission to help other adult women battling eating disorders (ED) realize that they aren’t alone and to build a sisterhood that encourages and supports each other in the struggle to break free of this mental illness. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nABOUT DIANE  \nDiane Corso is an inadvertent expert on eating disorders. She has one\, and living with it has been an endless struggle. The hardest part came when she was pregnant with triplets. It was a battle royal between Diane’s maternal instincts and the madness that drove her to run 25 miles a day. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nIn her quest to escape the madness\, Diane has discovered there is no true finish line. All she can do is keep searching and applying the lessons learned along the way. The daughter of Lee Corso\, ESPN broadcaster\, she lives in Orlando with her three boys. Yes\, her maternal instincts won battle royal. Now she hopes her story will help people who are trying to outrun the madness. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nJoin Florida Executive Women on Tuesday\, February 7th at the Citrus Club. Networking beings at 11:00 am. Lunch is available at 11:30 am and begins at 12 pm. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nReservations must be made by noon on Thursday\, February 2nd. No guest reservations will be accepted after that date/time. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nWe look forward to seeing you there!
URL:https://fewcfl.org/event/february-luncheon-uncomfortable-truth/
LOCATION:Rugged Perspective\, 2428 E Robinson St\, Orlando\, FL\, 32803\, United States
CATEGORIES:Monthly Luncheon
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