Tonight at Shabbat we will talk about Jewish problems. No, not religious problems, not political problems, not safety or antisemitic problems... So, what problems??
We'll talk about genetic and health problems... It's 'Pink Shabbat' in honor of Breast Cancer Awareness and Survivors, as well as other Jewish genetic diseases.
Did you know? It is estimated that nearly 1 in 2 Ashkenazi Jews in the United States is a carrier of at least one of 38 Jewish genetic diseases.
Tonight (we will have a delicious, four-course Shabbat dinner, of course, with great company and family warmth, and) we'll share with you all important info you need to know as a Ashkenazi Jew, as well as introduce you to great organizations that have found creative solutions to these medical issues.
Make sure to check out all the upcoming events and we look forward to seeing you soon!
"Behind Closed Doors" - For Women Only. Judaim's Best Kept Secrets on Love, Intimacy & Sexuality.
Every Sunday. Continuing November 1. Click here to RSVP or email Sara@ChabadatCase.com
Freshman Fondue - coming up soon. Stay tuned. Join us for fondue and get to know other Jewish freshmen! Delicious fondue and fun games. We'll have a great time!
Law n Lunch - at the Law School.
Save the Date: Monday, Nov. 16, 2015. 12-1 PM. Join fellow students and faculty for delicious (free) lunch and a great discussion on Jewish Law and Ethics.
Med n Munch - at the Med School.
Save the Date: Tuesday, Nov. 17, 2015. 12-1 PM. Join fellow students and faculty for delicious (free) lunch and a great discussion on Jewish Medical Ethics.
It is estimated that nearly 1 in 2 Ashkenazi Jews in the United States is a carrier of at least one of 38 Jewish genetic diseases. 
