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Reform movement launches Jerusalem's first preschool for children of refugees and foreign workersThe Nitzanim preschool, which opened this fall with 20 students, is the first educational program in Jerusalem for children of foreign workers and asylum-seekers, says Udi Cohen, the director of the Reform Movement’s preschool program based at Hebrew Union College. The children of Nitzanim, ages three to six, come from Ethiopia, Eritrea, the Congo, the Philippines and Korea.
Save the date: Biennial 2012Join us for the UPJ Biennial on 25-28 October 2012 at a beautiful beach-side location in Sydney with scholar-in-residence Dr Ron Wolfson.
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Beit Shemesh women's flashmobThe women of Beit Shemesh responded to the outragous behaviour of the Haredi minority by organising a "flashmob" dance in the Centre of town.
Annual Report 2011The programs and accomplishments of the UPJ and its congregations and affiliates are outlined in the 2011 UPJ Annual Report.
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