While thrilling for some, election cycles can be overwhelming and demoralizing, creating a sense of civic exhaustion. When is it morally appropriate to step back and shut out the noise, and when is it important to lean in and recommit to our civic future as Jewish Americans?
In this session recorded on September 25, 2024, Tamara Mann Tweel compares American models of individualism with traditional Jewish models of community, and considers how we can use these models to care for our democracy in the current political environment.
Other sessions in this series, Heading to the Polls: American Jewish Civics in a Post- October 7 World
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