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Since its inception, The CJS at UNC Asheville has sponsored hundreds of programs for the campus and the community.  Following is a small sampling of some of the programs we’ve sponsored in recent years.

 

My Happiness Bears No Relation to Happiness: A Poet’s Life in thePalestinian Century, a reading from Adina Hoffman’s recently published book of the same title.

Things on Which I Stumbled, a poetry reading from Peter Cole’s most recent book of poetry

The First Annual Asheville Jewish Film Festival
a screening of five films at the Fine Arts Theatre in downtown Asheville, www.ashevillejewishfilmfestival.com

Danny Masseng: The Beauty, the Passion, The Heartbreak: Israel: 60 Years of Song,
The Annual Deutsch Family Concert

All About Eve: Gender and the Garden of Eden Tale
Dr. Carole Meyers

Understanding Israel
A Two-Day Forum

Haven: The Dramatic Story of 1000 World War II Refugees and
How They Came to
 America
Ruth Gruber

The Five Books of Miriam
Ellen Frankel

Voice of the Turtle
The First Annual Deutsch Family Concert

Who Owns Anne Frank?
Cynthia Ozick

The Invisible Wall: Germans and Jews
W. Michael Blumenthal

The Arab-Israeli Peace Process: Are We Past the Crossroads?
Ken Stein

Healing in Judaism and Other Religious Traditions
Rabbi Simkha Weintraub and Dr. Jane Curran

God and the Big Bang
Daniel Matt

My Knees Were Jumping: Remembering the Kindertransport
Melissa Hacker

Israel and Its Neighbors Then and Now: Revisionist  History and the Quest for
Legitimacy in the Middle East Today
Eric Meyers

Encounter Point
Ronit Avni

Crossing Bridges: Encounters Between the African-American and
Jewish Communities

 Julius Lester

The Jew in the Lotus
Rodger Kamenetz

Poems of Jerusalem
Yehuda Amichai

Bubbie Got Run Over By A Reindeer
Dr. Eric Mazur

The Aviv Quartet
The Annual Deutsch Family Concert

Israel, the Lobby and the Media: A Look at the Public Image of Israel and the Challenges to the Jewish Community
J. J. Goldberg

and more . . .