DISTRICT EVENTS

Outstanding opportunities you don’t want to miss!
Mid-Atlantic District Programs
Friday, April 4-7 – WRJ Marla J. Feldman Social Justice Conference – Washington, DC
Friday, July 11 – Sunday, July 13 - Retreat at Camp Harlam with Atlantic District; Information and registration TBD
SISTERHOOD HAPPENINGs
Beth El congregation Sisterhood First annual mah jongg tournament
June 22, 2025
1:00 - 4:30 pm
Beth El Congregation, 520 Fairmont Avenue, Winchester, VA 22601
Registration: $40. Bring cash for raffle prizes and 50/50 drawing. Food and drinks provided. Check-in begins at 12:15 pm. Contact Ann with questions. Register here by June 19.
Drop-in Mah Jongg at Temple Beth ami
and Temple Rodef Shalom
Temple Beth Ami
14330 Travilah Road
Rockville, MD
Please join us on Mondays from 1 - 3:30 pm when the temple is open for a fun afternoon of Mah Jongg. All players are welcome from beginners to experts. Please note this is not a teaching class. There is no cost to participate. For more information, contact Rachel at rmaryn@verizon.net.
Temple Rodef Shalom
2100 Westmoreland Street
Falls Church, VA
Each and every Wednesday, the Women of TRS welcome our own Temple Rodef Shalom members, as well as members of the community (new and experienced players) for some Mahj. We come to play the game, increase our skills, see old friends, and make new ones. We supply the tables and Mah Jongg sets; you need to bring your own Mah Jongg card. We would love for you to become a "regular". No advance registration is required; just show up. Cost is $5 per drop-in session. All proceeds go to charity. This is a major fundraiser for our sisterhood. It also fosters friendship and community. For more information, contact Debbie Droller at 703-790-9635.
WRJ Events

Registration for WRJ's 2025 Social Justice Conference is NOW OPEN! Join WRJ in Washington, D.C. on April 4-7, 2025 for a jam-packed conference designed to train you on social justice issues and teach you advocacy skills to use on a local (and federal) level. Conference registration includes attendance to the Women's Empowerment Awards dinner, a day of lobbying at the US Capitol, and the opportunity to come together with Jewish women+ from across North America with a passion for social justice. Scholarships are available (and open!) for attendees. Can't attend the full conference? Sign up for our Empowerment fly-in package - open to all who align with our mssion, including those who identify as male - which includes advocacy training, attendance to the Women's Empowerment Awards, and lobbying on the Hill. Discounted rates for participants aged 18-36 and delegation rebates (10 or more paying attendees from the same group) remain available. A bonus for individuals in the Mid-Atlantic District is proximity. Most of us can reach the conference location by car or train; some by public transportation. For that reason, we expect a good turnout of women+ from our region. What a wonderful opportunity to connect with WRJ women both near and far. The Full SJC registration includes the following:All (8) meals during the conference: Friday dinner; Saturday breakfast, lunch, and dinner; Sunday breakfast, lunch and dinner; and Monday breakfast.All programming, both pre-SJC (lobbying training on Zoom) and onsite, including workshops, speakers, networking, worship, music, and more.Attendance at the Women’s Empowerment Awards (WEA) dinner event on Sunday night.Pre- and post-SJC access to our private online communications and resource group on Mighty Networks and on our mobile event app.
Registration for the conference is still open and closes March 20, 2025. |
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Vote Reform in the World Zionist Congress 2025 March 10 – May 4 The World Zionist Congress is the democratically elected international body that convenes every five years and is a way for Diaspora Jews like you to have a voice in Israel and stand up for pluralism, equality, security, and a path to peace. Voting in the 2025 WZC elections begins on Monday, March 10. WRJ has several members on the Reform slate, including Rabbi Liz P.G. Hirsch, Alyson Rubin, Shelley Niceley Groff, Shoshana Dweck, Alyse Kirschen, Shayna Han, Jane Taves, and Judy Landis. |
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