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Calgary Jewish Federation is shocked and deeply saddened by the recent news of the shooting at a Jersey City Kosher Supermarket. It is with heavy hearts that we once again find ourselves mourning the loss of innocent victims of targeted Antisemitic attacks. We stand in solidarity with the victims, their families, and all affected. In the wake of this tragic event, we once again express gratitude for our community security infrastructure and positive relationship with Calgary Police Service. Click here to see the latest statement from CIJA on the situation. Please know that you are always welcome to  contact us , should you have any concerns, or
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December 13, 2019 | 15 Kislev 5780
Get ready to dance and join PJ Library® and Calgary JCC for a Chanukah Family Dance Party; this Sunday, December 15 from 2:00-4:00pm at Calgary JCC. Experience a live DJ, light up dance floor, Chanukah cookie decorating, treats, and a surprise performance! This event is free of charge, and food will be available for purchase at Karen's Cafe. We hope to see you there!
On January 27, be part of the first city-wide International Holocaust Remembrance Day, 12:00pm at Calgary City Hall. For the first time in our city's history, thanks to the landmark notice of motion passed on November 18, our city will officially recognize International Holocaust Remembrance. Join elected officials, community members, and Calgarians from all walks of life, to commemorate the Shoah, honour Survivors, and their families and loved ones. Stay tuned for more details.
Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month (JDAIM) is just around the corner! In honour of JDAIM Calgary Jewish Federation is calling all students from grades 6 to 9 to participate in our Inclusion Essay Contest . All participants will receive recognition. Sincere thanks to the Fania & Leo z"l Wedro Community Fund for generously donating the prizes . Click here to access the registration form, find rules, guidelines, and prize information. Contact Karina Szulc with inquiries.
On November 28, University of Calgary Hillel students held a fundraising bake sale   to subsidize participation in the upcoming 2020 Shabbat Un-Plugged Leadership Conference on Hecla Island, Manitoba, from January 10-12, our students will join delegations from Vancouver and Winnipeg to develop their Israel advocacy and leadership skills, while strengthening ties with communities across Western Canada. To find out more about Hillel Calgary and how it fosters student leadership and advocacy, contact Danielle Braitman.
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