The museum presents “Every Minute Counts – Photographs by Katherine Joseph.” Katherine Joseph was born in the Ukraine and immigrated with her family to the United States in the early 20th century. After a childhood in El Paso and Chicago, she made an adventurous move to New York City to pursue a passion for photography. She landed a job as staff photographer for the International Ladies Garment Workers Union, where she explored the relationship between worker, machine and the industrial environment. In 1941 she embarked on a photojournalistic expedition to Mexico to demonstrate the durability of the “Americar” manufactured by the Willys – Overland Motor Company. Joseph continued to document American workers on the home front after returning to New York. At the end of the war, like millions of American women of her generation, she set aside her camera to marry and raise a family. Katherine Joseph’s photographs display a profound respect for the fundamental dignity of the people she brought into focus. This is the first public exhibition of her work.
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This summer, P’nai Or is taking it outside! Please join us at 6 pm on Friday, Sept. 9 at Wilshire Park (NE 33rd & Skidmore) picnic area for a very joyful, very musical Kabbalat Shabbat with Reb Yitz. We’ll start with a bring-your-own-picnic at 6 pm, then the service will start around 6:45, followed by an oneg.
Rabbi Yitzhak Husbands-Hankin is a composer, singer, cellist and guitarist. He served as a Hazzan and Rabbi for nearly 40 years in the Jewish community of Eugene. Music is at the very heart of his spiritual life and he seeks to connect with the transcendant realms of Spirit as well as the depths of the human heart through his music. He has performed in concerts with Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach z’l and was for many years the musical partner of Reb Aryeh Hirschfield, z’l.
Shabbat on the Plaza and Food Carts: The Return
Friday, September 19, 6:00 PM
Temple Lawn
Same moving service, same strong community, same delicious carts.
Join us for Havurah Shalom’s first Kabbalat Shabbat of the fall on Friday, Sept. 9. Rabbi Joey will join our talented Havurah musicians, Ilene Safyan, Scott Snyder, Steven Sandberg-Lewis, Chaim Wolin and John Duke to lead this short and inspiring service.
You don’t need to RSVP to come to the service at 7:30 pm. If you’d like to join us for the catered vegetarian dinner at 6:30 pm, please register here by Monday, Sept. 5. We offer vegan, wheat-free, and nut-free options. Childcare is provided.
Join us on the 2nd Saturday of this month for our Shabbat gathering of toddlers and their caregivers.
Enjoy stories, songs and crafts that celebrate holidays and Jewish values. Stay afterwards for bagels and coffee with Rabbi – free play for the kids and schmoozing for the adults.
Best for kids up to age five, although older siblings are welcome too.
Bring the family and join us to celebrate the return of the school year with fun at the Oregon Zoo…
– Zoo Scavenger Hunt
– Crafts
– Music and Stories!
For families with children ages 11 years and under. Free Event – RSVP required.
Location: Oregon Zoo – 4001 SW Canyon Road, Portland, OR 97221
The MJCC is proud to present several 92Y Live programs, shown on DVD after the live event in New York. This series is focused on the upcoming US Election and some lectures may feature a local expert on the subject.
Wednesday, September 14; 7:00 PM: World Politics with Ralph Buultjens: Election 2016 and America at the Polls
COST: $10
REGISTER AT: OREGONJCC.ORG/92Y
In November, the residents of Portland will vote on a $258 million general obligation bond that will provide more money for affordable housing in Portland. The Havurah Steering Committee has endorsed the passage of this bond. What is the scope and impact of the housing problem; what does this bond measure mean to you, to our community?
On Sept. 14, we will have a fantastic panel of Havurah members who have devoted their lives to housing issues:
- Steve Rudman – Former Head of Portland’s Housing Bureau and Home Forward
- Janet Byrd – Executive Director of Neighborhood Partnerships
- David Fuks – CEO Emeritus of Cedar Sinai Park
We will also have a representative from Yes for Affordable Homes campaign who will let us know about opportunities to support the passage of this bond.
Housing is THE issue in Portland and among Metropolitan Alliance for Common Good (MACG) institutions. MACG has been organizing about the housing issues (affordability, availability) in both Multnomah and Clackamas counties. MACG was instrumental in getting the City of Portland to increase the money set aside for affordable housing in urban renewal areas from 30% to 45% (an increase of $67 million), by testifying in Salem for the Inclusionary Zoning bill and by making sure the new construction excise tax was used only for affordable housing.
Please plan on attending. Bring your questions, bring your friends.
For more information, contact Bob Brown (rebrown47@gmail.com) or Steve Goldberg (stevengoldberg@comcast.net).
Portland Hadassah cordially invites you to a
Wine & Dessert Reception
Featuring Barbara Goldstein, Deputy Director, Hadassah Office in Israel
Register today! Limited space!http://www.hadassah.org/events/portlandwd
Please join Congregation Shaarie Torah for a special Shabbat morning service. At this service, we will include new melodies, explore the service with some reflections on the prayers themselves, and chant according to the Triennial cycle of Torah readings. It will be a mix of the beautiful and familiar traditional Shabbat morning service and new ideas and energy. This service meets in the Chapel downstairs on the third Saturday of the month.