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SUMMARY:Community led Anti-zionist covid-cautious Kabbalat Shabbat service - MASKS REQUIRED (IN-PERSON in Oakland)
DESCRIPTION:Masking Required\nDate: May 15\, 2026Location: First Unitarian Church of Oakland\, a wheelchair accessible low fragrance venue located at 685 14th StreetTime: 7:00 PMDessert Potluck: If able\, bring a dessert item to share for outdoor dessert potluckQuestions?: Please email Susala at JewitchyRitualist@gmail.com if you have any questions \nEvent Description:Join Beyt Tikkun’s monthly community led Anti-zionist covid cautious Kabbalat Shabbat service. \nCOVID-Cautious Requirements:Well fitting KN95 or better masking and rapid testing are required. Attendees will be asked to covid test ahead of time. All eating will happen outdoors. Some covid rapid tests and masks will be available onsite. \nAccessibility: \n\nWheelchair accessible \nAir filters: at least 2\nBathrooms: wheelchair accessible and gender neutral\nScents: The venue is low scent. Fragrance free soap will be available Please come fragrance free\nSeating/Standing: wooden chairs without arms available for seating\nService animals welcome\nPublic Transportation Access: 4 blocks west of 12th St BART station in Oakland between Martin Luther King\, Jr. Way and Castro St. Several AC Transit bus lines\, including the 14 and the 62\, pass near the church.\nParking: Parking is usually available on Castro St.\, some on 14th St.\, and around the corner on Martin Luther King\, Jr. Way. You can also park at the Clay St. garage at 14th & Clay. The entrance is on Clay.\nAccessible Parking: There is one curb-side parking space designated for handicap use in front of the church and one on Castro St. just North of the light at 14th St.Please email Susala at JeWitchyRitualist@gmail.com if you have questions or other accessibility needs.
URL:https://beyttikkun.org/event/community-led-anti-zionist-covid-cautious-kabbalat-shabbat-service-masks-required-in-person-in-oakland/
CATEGORIES:In-Person,Kabbalat Shabbat,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Collective Resilience: Mindfulness & Self-Compassion for Activists (ONLINE)
DESCRIPTION:Date:  Third Wednesdays of Every Month April – June\nApril 15 · May 20 · June 17\nWe will reassess and continue after our first three months together.\nTime: 12pm – 1pm PT (3–4pm ET)\nLocation: Online (Register to receive zoom link)\nQuestions: rabbi@beyttikkun.org\nTICKETS:\nMembers & Students: $9 // Non-Members: Sliding Scale $18-36\nNo one turned away for lack of funds. Email lia@beyttikkun.org for a different ticket price.\n \nEvent Description:\nA monthly drop-in practice circle to sustain the long haul. In these intense and uncertain times\, many of us carry grief\, anger\, urgency\, and fatigue alongside our commitment to justice. The work is sacred — and it is demanding. \nCollective Resilience is a monthly space to pause together.\nTo breathe.\nTo soften what has hardened.\nTo remember that none of us carries this alone. \nRooted in Buddhist meditation\, Jewish spiritual wisdom\, and gentle embodied practice\, this online space offers grounded tools to help metabolize stress\, tend grief\, and restore energy for sustained engagement. This is not “wellness” as escape — it is practice in service of collective liberation. \nEach session may include: \n\nGuided meditation and breathwork to regulate the nervous system\nSelf-compassion practices to meet burnout and inner criticism with care\nGentle\, accessible movement (inspired by yoga and tai chi) to release tension – optional and can be done seated\nJewish spiritual grounding and reflection\nPractical tools to bring into organizing spaces\nTime for shared reflection and connection\n\nOpen to activists\, organizers\, and spiritually grounded justice-seekers of all backgrounds. Come once or come regularly — each session stands on its own. No prior meditation or mindfulness experience is required. \nSample Themes\n\nSelf-Compassion in Difficult Moments\nRest as Renewal\nWorking with Anger and Activation\nCultivating Sustainable Energy\nHonoring Our Shared Humanity\n\nAbout the Facilitator\, Mar Munn:\nMar Munn (they/them) serves as the Program and Outreach Manager at Beyt Tikkun and has been teaching mindfulness\, meditation\, and embodied practice since 2017. With over two decades of experience in educational and nonprofit settings\, Mar has worked with youth\, university students\, and adult communities navigating stress\, transition\, and collective struggle. \nTheir work weaves together Buddhist practice\, trauma-informed facilitation\, and social justice education. Mar is particularly devoted to supporting activists and big-hearted humans  in cultivating resilience\, self-compassion\, and grounded presence — not as retreat from the world\, but as nourishment for sustained engagement. 
URL:https://beyttikkun.org/event/collective-resilience-mindfulness-self-compassion-for-activists-online-2/
CATEGORIES:Activism,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Collective Resilience: Mindfulness & Self-Compassion for Activists (ONLINE)
DESCRIPTION:Date:  Third Wednesdays of Every Month April – June\nApril 15 · May 20 · June 17\nWe will reassess and continue after our first three months together.\nTime: 12pm – 1pm PT (3–4pm ET)\nLocation: Online (Register to receive zoom link)\nQuestions: rabbi@beyttikkun.org\nTICKETS: Members & Students: $9 // Non-Members: Sliding Scale $18-36\nNo one turned away for lack of funds. Email lia@beyttikkun.org for a different ticket price.\n \nEvent Description:\nA monthly drop-in practice circle to sustain the long haul. In these intense and uncertain times\, many of us carry grief\, anger\, urgency\, and fatigue alongside our commitment to justice. The work is sacred — and it is demanding. \nCollective Resilience is a monthly space to pause together.\nTo breathe.\nTo soften what has hardened.\nTo remember that none of us carries this alone. \nRooted in Buddhist meditation\, Jewish spiritual wisdom\, and gentle embodied practice\, this online space offers grounded tools to help metabolize stress\, tend grief\, and restore energy for sustained engagement. This is not “wellness” as escape — it is practice in service of collective liberation. \nEach session may include: \n\nGuided meditation and breathwork to regulate the nervous system\nSelf-compassion practices to meet burnout and inner criticism with care\nGentle\, accessible movement (inspired by yoga and tai chi) to release tension – optional and can be done seated\nJewish spiritual grounding and reflection\nPractical tools to bring into organizing spaces\nTime for shared reflection and connection\n\nOpen to activists\, organizers\, and spiritually grounded justice-seekers of all backgrounds. Come once or come regularly — each session stands on its own. No prior meditation or mindfulness experience is required. \nSample Themes\n\nSelf-Compassion in Difficult Moments\nRest as Renewal\nWorking with Anger and Activation\nCultivating Sustainable Energy\nHonoring Our Shared Humanity\n\nAbout the Facilitator\, Mar Munn:\nMar Munn (they/them) serves as the Program and Outreach Manager at Beyt Tikkun and has been teaching mindfulness\, meditation\, and embodied practice since 2017. With over two decades of experience in educational and nonprofit settings\, Mar has worked with youth\, university students\, and adult communities navigating stress\, transition\, and collective struggle. \nTheir work weaves together Buddhist practice\, trauma-informed facilitation\, and social justice education. Mar is particularly devoted to supporting activists and big-hearted humans in cultivating resilience\, self-compassion\, and grounded presence — not as retreat from the world\, but as nourishment for sustained engagement.
URL:https://beyttikkun.org/event/collective-resilience-mindfulness-self-compassion-for-activists-online-3/
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