Join Rabbi Getzel and other dads for a feminist and anti-racist exploration of what it means to raise young children today. This cycle we will be focusing on our relationships with our children — how to practice love, envision our role as father, explore intimacy with our children, and what it means to teach and role-model.  Through a combination of reflection on modern and ancient Jewish wisdom, self-reflection, and a good amount of group process, fathers will explore together questions of identity and spirituality. By the end of this course, we will all have made new friends, have a clearer sense of how Jewish identity intersects with parenting and develop strategies for becoming a better father and partner.

Enthusiastically open to all regardless of Jewish education, Hebrew background, interfaith status, or queer identity.

6 monthly sessions in-person at the Lehrhaus Jewish Tavern and House of Learning in Somerville, MA

Tuesday evenings 8-9:30pm Eastern.

October 17, November 14, December 19th, January 23, February 13, March 12

Cost: $150 per person

Generous financial assistance is available; reach out to Ahava Rosenthal at arosenthal@hebrewcollege.edu