More Tzedek Learning

After the tremendous success of its first beit medrash, Uri L’tzedek, the organization dedicated to engaging the Orthodox community in social justice, is back for more. “Ethical Kashrut, Workers’ Rights, the Kosher Meat Industry” is the title for this week’s program, and the word on the street is that Rubashkin’s should take cover. Monday night, 7:30 - 9:00 PM, at the Mount Sinai Jewish Center, 135 Bennet Ave, in NYC.

For more information, check out Uri L’tzedek’s new facebook group.

2 Responses to “More Tzedek Learning”

  1. Josh– would it be possible for you (or someone else) to post afterwards talking about how it went, and sharing a couple highlights?

    I’m quite curious, but I’m also far away.


    rebecca m · November 4th, 2007 at 6:33 pm
  2. [...] lot of people have been interested in how the tzedek beit medrash in Washington Heights went, so I got Mike Schultz, one of the founders of Uri L’Tzedek to [...]


    Jewschool » Blog Archive » An Uri L’Tzedek Report · November 9th, 2007 at 2:53 pm

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