Coaching Circles is open to Jewish Cleveland women who are looking for personal growth and connections across the community through meaningful conversations and peer-based coaching.

There isn’t one person who hasn’t been affected by the stress of the past year. Whether it’s been challenges relating to health, finances, family – or any combination of the three – this year has carried a heavy burden for everyone in one way or another. As we move into this new year, finding ways to reduce stress and strengthen your physical and mental well-being isn’t just important, it’s vital.

PJ Library was invited to bake alongside one of our favorite Cleveland savtas, Hedy Milgrom! She was joined by her granddaughters as they baked challah and shared stories of ways their family has stayed connected through Jewish traditions and celebrations.

Check out our upcoming events, including a discussion with two community rabbis about finding spiritual resilience during this time of physical distancing, a look inside the beloved play "Passing the Love of Women," engaging events for young families, and more.

Jewish Federation of Cleveland’s Weekly Wellness series provides programming for every member of our community. We are excited to offer free access to Health Journeys' guided meditation audio offerings, meant to support your mind, body, and spirit during this time of physical distancing.

A message from President Erika B. Rudin-Luria

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland's Cleveland Israel Arts Connection was joined by Eran Polishuk, CEO and founder of Chapter Two Films, to discuss “Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in Contemporary Israeli Cinema.”

The Jewish Federation of Cleveland was joined by mindfulness experts Lori Wald and Yoshi Silverstein to learn techniques incorporating movement and stillness to help you make peace with your worries and bring more calm to your daily routine.