Education.
Dialogue.
Positive action.
Upcoming Training
- Thu, Jan 16Jan 16, 2025, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM ESTWe will discuss the various forms of disrespect faced by Jewish and Muslim individuals in the U.S. and those perceived to belong to these groups, ranging from microaggressions in the workplace to harassment in public spaces and online. Facilitated by trainers from both Jewish and Muslim communities.
- Wed, Sep 11Sep 11, 2024, 3:30 PM – 5:30 PMRecognizing the hostility and division permeating our present social dynamic, in this training Right To Be provides an adaptable framework, built off of social contact theory, to create a welcoming space for conversation across lines of difference, such as race and identity.
Programs
Breaking Bread
BREAKING BREAD is a powerful way to foster connections, learn about diverse cultures, and promote meaningful dialogue within our community.
Learn about culinary traditions while participating in thoughtful discussions.
Go home with a new recipe and appreciation for a different culture.
Rekindle Fellowship
in Black-Jewish
Relations
Rekindle's mission is to drive meaningful social change by fostering collaboration between Black and Jewish American leaders. Through open, challenging dialogues and direct, face-to-face interactions, we aim to dismantle barriers and cultivate new connections.
Youth Ambassador Council
Overcoming hate begins with education and continues with opportunities to build on lessons learned. The Youth Ambassador Council (YAC) meets with community leaders and activists in the Greater Rochester area to better understand discrimination and how we can address it. Additionally, Youth Ambassadors assist Levine Center programming while developing their own initiatives within the community.
The Concert
to
End Hate
The 2025 concert will feature music--composed and performed by a variety of musicians-- and storytelling—that builds to a euphoric final piece. Herb Smith, known for his dedication to community-building and outreach, headlines the concert. Roc the Mic Productions, a local nonprofit, stages live, powerful storytelling events that reflect the diverse experiences within our community; RTM will partner to produce the spoken word component of the program.