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Curator’s Conversation with Bill Firestone

Bill Firestone, the painter behind the Collective Reason exhibition on view in the Bodzin Art Gallery until May 12 gives you permission to turn the music up and turn the […]

Reflections from Reggio

Though in many ways I stumbled upon the Reggio Emilia approach (REA) when searching for both a preschool to enroll my son in and a change in career, I have […]

My Home Court: Basketball and Belonging at the JCC

Basketball has been more than just a game to me. Growing up here, I have always considered our JCC my home, and the gymnasium my favorite room. Not to say […]

Finding Spring’s Joy: Turtles, Blossoms, and New Beginnings

Personally, this winter wore me down mentally. It was colder than I can remember being in a long while and, for me, going outside without good reason was not an […]

Navigating Cancer, Finding Community: The Sunrise Story

The world turned upside down the day Eliza, a vibrant three-year-old, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. “It came as a complete surprise and was a very devastating diagnosis,” her […]

Purim: A Holiday of Mitzvot and Merriment

If there’s a holiday that embraces fun, creativity, and community, it’s Purim! Think of it as the ultimate Jewish costume party—full of meaning. Every year, we celebrate the story of […]

The Transformative Power of Sunrise Day Camp

Sunrise Day Camp—Greater Washington is more than just a camp; it’s a community, a family, and a lifeline for children and families who need it most. As part of the […]

Conversation with the Curator: Four Questions with Sophia Pineda, watercolor artist, dancer, and disabilities advocate

If you’ve been in the J’s lobby before the holidays over the last several years and enjoyed browsing the Holiday Bazaar Fundraiser for the  Pozez JCC’s Inclusion & Disability Services […]