Above art by Hannah Hamavid
HAPPY PASSOVER 5782/2022!
Events @ Kadima - See our calendar for details and links
Passover Begins (Night of First Seder is) at 7:41pm PT on April 15, 2022
DIY Matzah Making: Strike slavery!
Thur, April 14, 3-4pm on zoom
Match for 1st & 2nd Seders with Kadima members!
Fri, Apr 15 & Sat, Apr 16
Got space? Let us know!
Need a spot? Let us know that too.
office@kadima.org
Shabbat Morning Service w/ Hallel & Torah Discussion
Sat, Apr 16, 10am-12pm
Lunch, Learn'n'Connect: Climate Justice & Our Collective Liberation w/ Rabbi David
Wed, Apr 20, 11:45am-1:15pm
Kadima 8th Night Virtual Earth Day Seder
Fri, April 22, 6-8pm
Rousing, participatory, joyous, and connected. BYOSederPlate
Sign up to lead a section of the seder using the Kadima Hagaddah PDF or bring/use your own!
Adult Ed: Unforgiven? Pharaoh, Jonah & High Holiday-Passover Connections
Sun, April 24, 10:30am-12pm
*all zoom links on our online calendar
Thur, April 14, 3-4pm on zoom
Match for 1st & 2nd Seders with Kadima members!
Fri, Apr 15 & Sat, Apr 16
Got space? Let us know!
Need a spot? Let us know that too.
office@kadima.org
Shabbat Morning Service w/ Hallel & Torah Discussion
Sat, Apr 16, 10am-12pm
Lunch, Learn'n'Connect: Climate Justice & Our Collective Liberation w/ Rabbi David
Wed, Apr 20, 11:45am-1:15pm
Kadima 8th Night Virtual Earth Day Seder
Fri, April 22, 6-8pm
Rousing, participatory, joyous, and connected. BYOSederPlate
Sign up to lead a section of the seder using the Kadima Hagaddah PDF or bring/use your own!
Adult Ed: Unforgiven? Pharaoh, Jonah & High Holiday-Passover Connections
Sun, April 24, 10:30am-12pm
*all zoom links on our online calendar
Ways To Prepare & Deepen
Learn more about a justice/liberation movements!
Find the right haggadah for you! Here is a list of Social Justice haggadot with thanks to Helen Bennett of Tzedek Lab for sharing! Here for a list of an assortment of haggadot, games, supplements, graphics with thanks to Jake Fawcett and another from Ariel Gross
Plan ahead for your Passover week! - During the week of Passover (4/15-4/23, expansively), maybe try to take some extra time for walks in the middle of the day, trim corners around start and end times, or schedule a meeting with a beloved colleague or friend to add some loving connecting to the week
Pick one thing! Don’t let Passover overwhelm or scare you off...find a thing and embrace it...maybe even lead you, your crew, or your community in it!
Dress up! Come to seder in a kittle, dressed as a character from the story, your Passover finest, or whatever makes you feel liberated!
Clean out your house! Even just a “Passover section”? See if you can keep an area of your living space chametz-free for the week!
Clean out your mind, body, and spirit! We all abide in not just a home, but our thoughts, our physicality, and our feelings.
Hide some matzah (afikomen)! From your dog? From your cat? From your kids? From yourself?
Order Flowers! from Local Hmong Flower Farmers or your favorite local farm to support
Put up a mezuzah! As a symbol that comes from the act of smearing blood on your doorposts to avoid the malakh ha-maweth/angel of death)
Find the right haggadah for you! Here is a list of Social Justice haggadot with thanks to Helen Bennett of Tzedek Lab for sharing! Here for a list of an assortment of haggadot, games, supplements, graphics with thanks to Jake Fawcett and another from Ariel Gross
Plan ahead for your Passover week! - During the week of Passover (4/15-4/23, expansively), maybe try to take some extra time for walks in the middle of the day, trim corners around start and end times, or schedule a meeting with a beloved colleague or friend to add some loving connecting to the week
Pick one thing! Don’t let Passover overwhelm or scare you off...find a thing and embrace it...maybe even lead you, your crew, or your community in it!
Dress up! Come to seder in a kittle, dressed as a character from the story, your Passover finest, or whatever makes you feel liberated!
Clean out your house! Even just a “Passover section”? See if you can keep an area of your living space chametz-free for the week!
Clean out your mind, body, and spirit! We all abide in not just a home, but our thoughts, our physicality, and our feelings.
Hide some matzah (afikomen)! From your dog? From your cat? From your kids? From yourself?
Order Flowers! from Local Hmong Flower Farmers or your favorite local farm to support
Put up a mezuzah! As a symbol that comes from the act of smearing blood on your doorposts to avoid the malakh ha-maweth/angel of death)