The building will close for Passover on Fri., April 18 at 5pm and remain closed on Sat. & Sun., April 19-20. We will resume regular hours on Mon., April 21.

News & Blog

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 […]

“Following My Calling”: A Conversation with Zina Segal

February marks Jewish Disability Awareness and Inclusion Month (JDAIM). While inclusion is a priority every day at the J, we’re celebrating this month with a group of programs that shine […]

Disability, Humanity, and Belonging: A JDAIM Reflection

You probably are aware that the month of February is Black History Month and the importance of learning about Black history and culture. The month of February is also Jewish […]

Why Disability Stories Matter: A Director’s Perspective

As the director of the ReelAbilities Film Festival: Greater Washington, one of my greatest passions is bringing the stories of people with disabilities into the spotlight. This festival isn’t just […]

MLK Jr., Pozez JCC, and the Power of Service

As we celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr., we have the chance to reflect on the connection between his teachings on equality, compassion, and the power of service […]

Body, Mind, Heart, Spirit: Finding Balance at the J

Retirement brought unexpected joys for member, Abby Potash, including a renewed focus on her own well-being. For her, discovering the Pozez JCC was a turning point as she experienced our […]

Realistic Resolutions in 2025

The start of a new year is traditionally a time for making resolutions. These declarations can be a great motivator for self-improvement – if followed – but often they are […]

Global Jewish Peoplehood: Two Wars, Three communities and Chimney Cakes 

Impressions by Jeff Dannick, Matthew Berger and Zina Segal following their trip to Budapest in the frame of the JCC Global program FROM GOOD TO GREAT.  This past summer, Matthew […]