Overview

The murder of 11 worshippers in the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh in 2018 was the largest antisemitic attack in U.S. history. In the aftermath, interfaith groups rallied for their Jewish neighbors in meaningful ways — including attending memorials, raising money for funerals and spearheading advocacy campaigns to combat gun violence.

With a national uptick in hate crimes against religious, racial and LGBTQ+ groups, among others, it’s time to ignite the power of interfaith cooperation to effect change.

Join us for an abridged screening of A Tree of Life: The Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting followed by a panel conversation with national and local faith leaders on how to build unity to confront all forms of hate.

This program is produced by NJPAC’s Black and Jewish Understanding Project and Standing in Solidarity. (A link to the full-length film will be emailed to registrants one week before the event.)

Screening at 6PM. Panel from 7-8:30PM.

Generous support provided by:

           

 

moderator

Rev. Dr. Ambassador Suzan Johnson Cook

former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for International Religious Freedom
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panelists

Rev. Dr. David Jefferson Jr.

Pastor, Metropolitan Baptist Church
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Rabbi Matthew D. Gewirtz

President of the Coalition of Religious Leaders for the State of New Jersey
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Imam Mohamed Magid

Executive Religious Director of All Dulles Area Muslim Society Center in Virginia
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