T’ruah (https://truah.org) just released a rather nice supplemental reading for this year’s Seder. While its target population is US Jewry, it’s relevant (and growing more so) here in Canada as well (and globally as wel tbh). Give it a look and maybe consider integrating it into this year’s Haggadah as well as passing it along to others who might appreciate it.
https://truah.org/resources/gods-children-a-haggadah-supplement-for-immigrant-justice/
Reboot invites you and your community to explore the Reboot Passover Guide.
You might choose to take action by working to reduce plastic pollution with Plastover, cook a new recipe from Beyond Bubbie or Kitchen Radio, or you might want to pair the tunes of the star-studded Saturday Night Seder with many other creative and thought-provoking projects.
Like everything Reboot does, this collection of content can easily complement or supplement your traditional holiday experiences to personalize how you embrace this holiday season.
Get the Guide: https://rebooting.com/article/passover-guide/
"Rooted in his personal experience and perspectives, this #play explores memory, identity, and ritual through #spokenword, #dance, and #music, using the metaphor of the #seder to question how we remember, tell, and live with our history.
Seder confronts inherited stories as #Jewish tradition meets contemporary artistic expression. Thought-provoking, tender, sometimes angry and poignant, it wraps personal feeling into wider global narratives and contemporary social contexts.
At the heart of Seder is the ritual of the #Passover meal. In #Jewishtradition, the seder is an act of collective memory – the retelling of the #Exodus story; in #Kammerling’s work, it becomes a space to examine fractured histories and the weight of inherited trauma."
https://www.jewishnews.co.uk/why-adam-kammerlings-seder-is-a-must-see-this-february/
Happy Pesach!
✡️ #Haggadah #Seder #Passover #Pesach #HappyPassover #Passover2025
Hundreds of members of Jewish Voice for Peace in New York protested outside of the office of Immigration and Customs Enforcement Monday on the third night of the major Jewish holiday Passover. They gathered in support of a growing number of immigrant activists who have been taken prisoner by ICE, including New York residents Mahmoud Khalil and Mohsen Mahdawi, both Palestinian participants of pro-Palestine protests at Columbia University last year. Democracy Now! spoke to some of the Passover Seder attendees. “I’ve always thought of Passover as a celebration of liberation. And liberation can never be just the Jews,” said protester Marianne Pita. “The only way to fight for liberation is to fight for everybody.”
Seder!
One of our London members is organising a potluck seder on Tuesday. Short on notice but long on community!
If you haven’t been before to anything we’ve run, this would be a fun first event.
Bring a small vegan dish to share, and find fellowship and Matzo with queer and leftist Jews.
We do not have the ability to reheat food (there is a tea kettle however). Please note that we will use grape juice only at this event.
Late arrival is ok. We ask that everyone follow our code of conduct.
If you have not been before, please book.
(All of our events are listed in our Calendar, which you can sync to your phone or device.)
Passover Seder, 1949, by Moshe Castel (1909-1991), oil on canvas, 25 × 36 in. (63.5 × 91.5 cm.), photo: Christie’s New York, 20 Apr 2006. #arthistory #passover #seder
From the lot essay: “Painted in 1949, Passover Seder describes a subject close to Castel's heart throughout his career, traditional Jewish life and customs.” More in ALT.
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