Congregation Dorshei Tzedek is hosting a conversation with Sapir Sluzker Amran, Israeli Mizrachi feminist activist, human rights lawyer, and community organizer. Sapir will share inspiring stories about a new generation of Mizrachi (Jewish Israelis of North African/Middle Eastern descent) political activists who are fighting for public housing for single mothers, campaigning for LGBTQ rights, resisting deportation of asylum seekers, and striving to end the Occupation. Sapir will explore the transformative potential of solidarity and connectedness across communities with shared challenges and histories. 

Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83291026175?pwd=UmRuemRjRkVNbHkrYStqOFQveVk2UT09 
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One of Israel’s most prominent political and social activists, Sapir Sluzker Amran is the co-founder of Breaking Walls, a feminist grassroots organization and the founder of  "Mizrachion: The people's Archive for Social Movements in Israel." She is a fervent advocate for poor and underprivileged populations and leads numerous grassroots struggles including activism for housing rights and for justice for incarcerated women. She is a co-producer and archivist for the re-issuing of the Israeli Black Panthers Haggadah. She is currently a fellow in the program on Religion, Peace, and Public Life at the Harvard Divinity School.