Outlive Them NYC is an all-city coalition of antifascist Jews, allies, and accomplices organizing to defend and liberate all our communities.

October 05, 2024, 4:00 PM, In-person NYC

Email or DM For Address [Outside, Brooklyn], NY, NY 19076, United States

No More Genocide 5785: Come eat food/commune/strategize at an antifascist OLT high holiday gathering on 10/5 around 4 pm going into Havdalah [brooklyn, outdoors, exact spot email outlivethem@riseup.net or DM on @outlivethemnyc instagram], there will be some prayers, revolutionary readings and cultural offerings, and...whatever you want there to be! Fill out the Tiny URL form to RSVP and contribute remotely or in-person to the gathering.

Is food provided? Is it a potluck?: Potlock with vegan options! Fill out tiny url to specify contribution! Kosher + vegan food avail

Event is Free

Accessibility: Is there unmasked eating? If so, is this separate from the main space or in the same space?: Yes, outdoors.

Do you want to share a link to any songs/prayers that will be used during the event?: Still compiling, contribute to the Tiny URL as we collecting prayers/songs people want to do together that evening.

Hosted by: a group of anarchist Jews not affiliated with any formal group

When is the event?: October 04, 2024

What time does the event begin?: 6:00 PM

Where is your event?: Hybrid

My event is in person, but people need to RSVP for the address: Madison, NJ; folks can RSVP by emailing rachelizbraun@gmail.com

What is this event?: An anarchist Rosh Hashannah potluck with a short ritual service. It is being held in someone's apartment and they don't want more than 10 people there so after a certain point folks may only be able to participate via Zoom.

Who is this space for?: We are queer anarchist Jews but anyone who shares our general antizionist anticapitalist antioppressive values can join. You don't have to be Jewish, queer, or an anarchist.

Food: Folks are welcome to bring any type of food. Please bring a label with any ingredients used and whether or not the food is kosher.

Will there be alcohol there?: Yes

Are children welcome? If so, what should folks know?: No

Pre-registration link or zoom link upon rsvp: To be provided the day before and at time of the event

Will close captioning be enabled?: No

Accessibility: Free , Negative COVID test required, Single Stall Bathrooms, Wheelchair Accessible

What language or languages will be used during this event?: Mostly English with some Hebrew during ritual

Is there unmasked eating? If so, is this separate from the main space or in the same space?: There will be unmasked eating and it will be in the same space.

MISC INFO: Please take a rapid test the day of and only come if it's negative. Please provide a photo of your negative test at the door.

Do not come if:
You are under the weather at all regardless of covid test results.
Someone in your household has covid or has had it in the past 10 days.
You have tested positive for covid in the past 10 days.

🕯️ Erev Rosh Hashana Services, Wednesday October 2nd, 6-9pm EST

📍HYBRID: Earthchxrch, NYC and Zoom

🎟️ RSVP HERE (Donations are welcome so we can pay for event costs and donate to Operation Olive Branch. All event profits will go to OOB.)

Join Making Mensches and Rabbi Andy Kahn with musical accompaniment from Rachel Chang for Erev Rosh Hashana services for anti-zionist Jews & their loved ones 💞

Services will begin promptly at 6:30pm and end around 8pm. Following services we will all eat together! There will be hearty vegetarian entrees but we would love if folks could bring sides (like challah 👀) & drinks. 

Like other Making Mensches ritual spaces, this Erev Rosh Hashana service was born out of the desire for anti-zionist ritual spaces where we can practice Judaism with others who share our values of ending the genocide, ending the occupation, and supporting Palestinian liberation. If you’ve been searching for a place to observe the High Holy Days in anti-zionist Jewish community, join us ❤️

RSVP HERE

In Person in NYC @ Judson Memorial Church and Virtually on Zoom

Tu B’Av, known to some as “Jewish Valentine’s Day”, is a Jewish holiday centering love, community, and abundance. Through a queer, Jewish, anti-z10nist, SWer (s*x worker) lens, we will explore the concept of community care as a divine call to liberate ourselves and each other from all systems that destroy human life. Join us at Judson Memorial Church on August 18th at 5pm for a live podcast session, love note writing, political art build, and more! 

This event is organized by Making Mensches, Ayelet Cartolina, and Leilah Feinstein.

💌 Podcast panel: Making Mensches, Ayelet Cartolina, & Leilah Feinstein discuss SWers in Jewish text, anti-zionism and queer feminism in Jewish teachings, and politicized identity as a divine call to liberatory action.

💌 Anti-Zionist Love Note Writing Station

💌 Political Art Build for Leilah's music video

💸 There is a suggested donation of $10, but any amount you can contribute is welcome, and no one is turned away for lack of funds! The funds will go toward event costs (space rental, supplies) and toward direct funds for Gazan evacuees [Info on specific families to come] 💸

Access notes:
Judson is wheelchair accessible. The event is mask mandatory if you are able to wear masks - we will have some KN95s but supply is limited so if you have, please bring. ‼️ We ask that you show proof of a negative COVID test at the door. ‼️

This space centers SWers, is anti-zionist and queer normative, and will not tolerate any forms of ableism, racism, or other discrimination.

RSVP FOR EVENT HERE

Sunday, July 21, 2024
4pm-5:30pm PST / 7pm-8:30pm EST

”Join Queer Mikveh Project for our first Full Moon Mikveh; a monthly gathering to soften, heal, build community and strengthen collective resilience through somatic grounding, creative expression, ritual and connection.

This month we'll gather with the fullness of the Tammuz moon. Tammuz -- the month where the sun shines its brightest -- where our ancestors lived in the precarity of the unknown -- will the sun burn up all our crops? Will we grow enough food to survive the winter? Will we grow enough collective power to survive climate chaos?

This Tammuz we are present with the precarity that the people of Gaza have been living in for the past nine months. As we open to grief for the unfathomable loss and suffering, we will join together to express our grief and our longing for communion. We will transmute our grief into spiritual and material support for the people of Palestine. We will generate blessings for protection, and mutual aid towards surviving the precarity of Israel-made famine.

We will gather two days before 17 Tammuz, a fast day commemorating the breach of the walls of Jerusalem before the destruction of the Second Temple. 17 Tammuz marks the beginning of the three week mourning period leading up to Tisha B'Av. In this community, we refuse to exceptionalize our ancestral trauma. We refuse to exceptionalize our grief. We mourn and heal and build together in the spirit of collective liberation for all people.

ASL interpretation will be provided.”

Looking for AZ Jewish community in LI? Join some Mensches for a Long Island meet up!

RSVP HERE

• Antizionist Jewish meet up in person on the beach. Open to all, children are welcome.

• If it's in-person, where is your event? Long beach - exact location will be given out, Long beach, Ny 11561, United States

• Who is this space for? Antizionist Jews, non-Jews are welcome

• Food! Is food provided? Is it a potluck? Yes! Food is provided. Food will be labeled kosher / veg / etc

• Will there be alcohol there? No

Join us for our bi-monthly VIRTUAL ONLY shabbat! 🕯️💻

RSVP HERE

​This is a space for anti-zionist community to come together and observe shabbat rituals. We will share some shabbat prayers and songs together.
Children are welcome! Interfaith groups are welcome!
Please read our event norms to determine if this space is for you.

​​Event will begin at 7pm EST on zoom.

​​ ​Telegram:
Please join our telegram channel if you have not already for additional updates and information.

Help fellow AZ Jewish friend Sarah celebrate her birthday. No gifts needed. Bring your own beach supplies. Restaurant and bathrooms 5 minutes away on boardwalk. There is a 15 dollar beach fee. When you RSVP I’ll give you the exact location.

Where is your event? In-person

If it's in-person, where is your event? Boardwalk, Long Beach, NY, Ny 11561, United States

My event is in person, but people need to RSVP for the address: Long Beach NY. RSVP by email (northnode.alignment@gmail.com) and I’ll give you the location.

What is this event? Antizionist, anti capitalist birthday party on the beach

Who is this space for? I am a queer antizionist jew, everyone is welcome

Food! Is food provided? Is it a potluck? Potluck, byob

If food is part of your event, is kosher food available? Is it vegetarian or vegan? Any food stuff folks should know: If you bring your own food let us know how it is labeled!

Will there be alcohol there? No but you can bring

Are children welcome? If so, what should folks know? Yes! So are significant others.

If there is a cost for entry, how much is it? 15 dollars for a beach pass (sorry)

MISC INFO: Since this is an outdoor event, no masks are necessary

What? Pride Shabbat AM service, featuring the inauguration of a torah scroll!

Where? Marc and Jason's Playground, Sterling St, Brooklyn, NY 11225, United States

summer shul is an outdoor (for now), covid-cautious, traditional-ish, black/queer/trans led, family-friendly, antizionist shabbat morning chavura that meets in brooklyn! we love kids, elders, singing, and praying together using the traditional liturgy.

Who is this space for? This is for everyone! And we are led by those most gatekept from leadership: children, elders, Black and Indigenous folks, POC, disabled, trans, and queer folks.

Food! Is food provided? Is it a potluck?: Kiddush with BYO lunch and zemirot following!

Is kosher food available? Is it vegetarian or vegan? We provide kosher grape juice and gluten full and free challah!

Will there be alcohol there? no

Are children welcome? If so, what should folks know? yes!!! Hind's Corner is our kids only corner with books, child-size judaica, toys, and more. There will also be a children's dvar and there's a playground on the premises.

Accessibility: Free, Masks required, Single Stall Bathrooms

What language or languages will be used during this event? we will use hebrew throughout the service, and provide translated/transliterated siddurim with expansive Gd languages

Is there unmasked eating? If so, is this separate from the main space or in the same space? unmasked eating after services; all outdoors

MISC INFO: BYO camping/beach chair or blankets; we will be on a hardtop plaza!

Join Queer Mikveh Project & Christians for a Free Palestine to better understand Christian Zionism & how we can leverage our Jewish & Christian traditions towards Palestinian Liberation.

RSVP HERE

https://www.instagram.com/p/C6zVpFJLF6l/?igsh=MXE0MGc1MzJkaWlsMg%3D%3D&img_index=1.

We’ll learn about the white supremacist, colonial origins of the Christian Zionist movement and its role in the creation and expansion of Israeli settler colonialism. We will also learn about the Indigenous Christian Palestinian community, and the fight for Palestinian water rights. We will explore our shared core values, and join together for a water ritual to honor our ancestral practices and bolster ourselves for the ongoing struggle for Palestinian liberation.

Featuring Jonathan Brenneman, Cole Parke-West and Sarah Nahar.

All allies welcome regardless of religious affiliation, gender or sexual orientation.

ASL Interpretation will be available, please share details on your needs for the event below.

Zoom link and registration details will come in a follow-up email as we approach the day of the event. Can’t wait to be together.

Questions & Paypal: queermikvehproject@gmail.com

Venmo: @Queermikvehproject
Instagram @queermikvehproject

Queer Jews Uptown

queerjewsuptown@gmail.com

We will stand in solidarity with @uptown4palestine at their vigil outside of Rep. Adriano Espaillat's office [720 W 181st St, New York, NY 10033, United States]. Then, we will meet up for a casual happy hour at Le Cheile from 6:30 - 8. Le Cheile is located at 839 W 181st St

uptown queer jews aims to provide virtual and physical gathering space for LGBTQ+ jewish folks and their supporters, centered in the community of uptown lenapehoking (new york city). We aim to engage in social, mutual aid, and faith-based events in upper Manhattan.

QJU centers queer Jews but all are welcome at our events

Food: Food will be available at Le Cheile but no purchase is required to join us at the restaurant

Alcohol: Le Cheile does serve alcohol but no purchase is required

Accessibility: Free , Masks required, Wheelchair Accessible, Gender Neutral Bathrooms

The vigil is free to attend. No purchase is required at Le Cheile.

What language or languages will be used during this event?: English

Is there unmasked eating? If so, is this separate from the main space or in the same space?: Masks are strongly suggested, but not required, at the vigil. There will be unmasked eating at Le Cheile.

Accessibility note: Le Cheile is wheelchair-accessible but it is at the bottom of a steep hill. To avoid the hill, one must go up to Ft Washington and 187th, turn left on Cabrini Ave. and follow it about 6 blocks to Le Cheile.

RSVP @ https://lu.ma/mmseder

*interfaith, anti-zionist, queer normative, anti-racist* Please read our event norms before RSVPing.

Join us on APRIL 25TH for a seder centering our lineage of liberation 🌊

​Help us rent space for this event: bit.ly/fundmm

​VIRTUAL REGISTRATION: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAuf-qoqjIpEtYe5wHyl62fTF59yUhJZaMc

​We will be using the Pillar of Fire Haggadah (available for pre-order soon 👀)

​🪻 Mask mandatory when not eating

​🪻 Neg COVID test required

​🪻 Wheelchair accessible

​🪻 Children welcome

Queer Jews Uptown

queerjewsuptown@gmail.com

We will stand in solidarity with @uptown4palestine at their vigil outside of Rep. Adriano Espaillat's office [720 W 181st St, New York, NY 10033, United States]. Then, we will meet up for a casual happy hour at Le Cheile from 6:30 - 8. Le Cheile is located at 839 W 181st St

uptown queer jews aims to provide virtual and physical gathering space for LGBTQ+ jewish folks and their supporters, centered in the community of uptown lenapehoking (new york city). We aim to engage in social, mutual aid, and faith-based events in upper Manhattan.

QJU centers queer Jews but all are welcome at our events

Food: Food will be available at Le Cheile but no purchase is required to join us at the restaurant

Alcohol: Le Cheile does serve alcohol but no purchase is required

Accessibility: Free , Masks required, Wheelchair Accessible, Gender Neutral Bathrooms

The vigil is free to attend. No purchase is required at Le Cheile.

What language or languages will be used during this event?: English

Is there unmasked eating? If so, is this separate from the main space or in the same space?: Masks are strongly suggested, but not required, at the vigil. There will be unmasked eating at Le Cheile.

Accessibility note: Le Cheile is wheelchair-accessible but it is at the bottom of a steep hill. To avoid the hill, one must go up to Ft Washington and 187th, turn left on Cabrini Ave. and follow it about 6 blocks to Le Cheile.

*interfaith, anti-zionist, queer normative, anti-racist* Please read our event norms before RSVPing.

🔗ZOOM OPTION AVAILABLE - DM OR EMAIL FOR THE LINK 🔗

This is a space for anti-zionist community to come together and observe ritual. We will share some shabbat prayers and songs together.

Children are welcome! We cannot provide childcare at this time and there is alcohol present - so it’s up to your comfort level, but we would love to have them.

Please read our event norms to determine if this space is for you.

Accessibility Notes: Unfortunately, we do not receive funding and are working with the space that is generously provided to us for free. This space IS NOT wheelchair accessible to enter - there are two flights of stairs at the location. Whenever we receive funding, our first priority is a wheelchair accessible space. In the meantime, we always offer a hybrid option and host shabbat virtual bimonthly. The event is on the 2nd and 3rd floors. There are 19 steps with a railing to get to the 2nd floor. There are 17 additional steps with a railing to get to the 3rd floor.

Food: Potluck style - PLEASE bring a dish / dessert / drink so we can all eat/drink! Eating will be separate from ritual space to maintain mask mandate. There are no restrictions around kosher/vegetarian/etc but please label your dish if you’re bringing one.

COVID Mitigation: We keep us safe. If you cannot commit to these practices, please join us virtually.

• [If you are able] Wear a K/N95 or equivalent mask when not eating on the 3rd floor, and always on the 2nd floor. We will provide masks for anyone who needs one.

• DO NOT ATTEND IN PERSON IF YOU ARE FEELING UNWELL OR IF YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO COVID.

• Please use a Covid test prior to each session. We will be asking to see a negative test at the door.

• We will have air purifiers in the room where the potluck is and room to sit 6 ft apart.

Community Norms: Please read our event norms before RSVPing.

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Ritual element will begin promptly at 7:30pm as we need to leave the space by 9pm 😊

Struggling to feel the revelry of Purim in the midst of genocide?

Join Making Mensches on zoom for an intentional anti-zionist Purim gathering.

RSVP for zoom link here

As always, check our Event Norms before registering to ensure this event is for you.

Brooklyn Shabbat Kodesh is an anti-Zionist, non-Zionist, and diasporist traditional egalitarian minyan that meets once a month. BSK Friday night Shabbats include a Kabbalat Shabbat and Ma’ariv service followed by kiddush and a kosher potluck dinner. Learn more here

Location: Repair the World 808 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn NY 11216

RSVP HERE & Join Telegram Channel

Location: RSVP for location

🔗ZOOM OPTION AVAILABLE - DM OR EMAIL FOR THE LINK 🔗

This is a space for anti-zionist community to come together and observe ritual. We will share some shabbat prayers and songs together.

Children are welcome! We cannot provide childcare at this time and there is alcohol present - so it’s up to your comfort level, but we would love to have them.

Please read our event norms to determine if this space is for you.

Accessibility Notes: Unfortunately, we do not receive funding and are working with the space that is generously provided to us for free. This space IS NOT wheelchair accessible to enter - there are two flights of stairs at the location. Whenever we receive funding, our first priority is a wheelchair accessible space. In the meantime, we always offer a hybrid option and host shabbat virtual bimonthly. The event is on the 2nd and 3rd floors. There are 19 steps with a railing to get to the 2nd floor. There are 17 additional steps with a railing to get to the 3rd floor.

Food: Potluck style - PLEASE bring a dish / dessert / drink so we can all eat/drink! Eating will be separate from ritual space to maintain mask mandate. There are no restrictions around kosher/vegetarian/etc but please label your dish if you’re bringing one.

COVID Mitigation: We keep us safe. If you cannot commit to these practices, please join us virtually.

• [If you are able] Wear a K/N95 or equivalent mask when not eating on the 3rd floor, and always on the 2nd floor. We will provide masks for anyone who needs one.

• DO NOT ATTEND IN PERSON IF YOU ARE FEELING UNWELL OR IF YOU HAVE BEEN EXPOSED TO COVID.

• Please use a Covid test prior to each session. We will be asking to see a negative test at the door.

• We will have air purifiers in the room where the potluck is and room to sit 6 ft apart.

Community Norms: interfaith, anti-zionist, queer normative, anti-racist. Please read our event norms before RSVPing.

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Ritual element will begin promptly at 7:30pm as we need to leave the space by 9pm 😊

Brooklyn Shabbat Kodesh is an anti-Zionist, non-Zionist, and diasporist traditional egalitarian minyan that meets once a month. BSK Friday night Shabbats include a Kabbalat Shabbat and Ma’ariv service followed by kiddush and a kosher potluck dinner. Learn more here

RSVP here

Location: Repair the World 808 Nostrand Ave Brooklyn NY 11216

*interfaith, anti-zionist, queer normative* Please read our event norms before RSVPing.

Register at bit.ly/feb16shabbat

Join Making Mensches for our VIRTUAL shabbat open to all 🥳

This is a space for anti-zionist community to come together and share ritual space. We will share some shabbat prayers and protest songs together.

Please note -

*We welcome anyone who wants to join us in ritual and community. This space centers anti-zionist and queer folks.

It welcomes folks from all faiths who wish to observe Jewish tradition and ritual with us.

If you are not queer, feel free to join us as long as you’re respectful of the fact that this is a queer normative space.

Please don’t join us if you’re a zionist - we want to hold our grief together as people who explicitly oppose genocide.

Begins promptly at 7pm EST😊