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  Reform Judaism Spring issue now online
  What it's really like to live as a Reform Jew in Israel; adopting dietary restrictions to save the environment; Reform rabbis in the military; great examples of caring communities.
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  Women of Reform Judaism Calendars:
  Celebrating Art and Time
  Since 1913, WRJ's art calendars have showcased brilliant Jewish artists. Now through June 30, many of these original artworks are on display in the main lobby of the WRJ and URJ's NY office. Visit this online version of the exhibition and enjoy!
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  For Congregational Presidents
  and Presidents-Elect: Scheidt Seminar
  Don't miss out on what a past attendee says was "easily one of the most meaningful professional development experiences of my entire career".
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  Women of the Wall
  In recent months, Israeli police have increased pressure on Women of the Wall, a progressive monthly prayer group that meets at the Western Wall. Read responses from the Reform Movement on the interrogation of group leader and IRAC director Anat Hoffman.

• Reform Jewish Movement Calls on Knesset to Reject Conversion Legislation
  Legislation will reopen one of the most divisive battles in the Jewish community.

• Reform Judaism's Haiti Relief Fund Observes $1 million with Allocations
  Allocations made to organizations engaged in rescue work and long-term recovery efforts.

• JTA: Op-Ed: Our Tu b'Shevat responsibility, by Steve Gutow and David Saperstein
  As the holiday of Tu b'Shevat approaches, congregations and families prepare to look at the natural world with wonder and celebrate the abundance of earth's incredible resources. At many of our celebrations, we will read from Ecclesiastes 1:4: "One generation goes, another comes, but the earth remains the same forever."

• The Jewish Daily Forward: Haiti's Jewish Remnant Keeps the Faith and Lends a Hand Amid the Crisis
  Each year on Yom Kippur, Rudolph Dana locks himself in his Pétionville, Haiti, home -- protected by guard dogs and security personnel -- and passes the Day of Atonement fasting, praying and reciting the traditional liturgy of repentance and forgiveness.

• Jweekly: At the Wall, which side is the right one?: The Kotel belongs to the entire Jewish people, by Rabbi Eric Yoffie
  I am saddened and dismayed by recent events at the Western Wall. These events are a tragedy -- a blow to the State of Israel and to the unity of the Jewish people.

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