Open your heart. Tu B’Av is an ancient matchmaking holiday, revived in recent years as a celebration of love and friendship.

Over the last decade, Katie has brought her leadership, organizational development and strategic thinking to Bay Area Jewish organizations. 

Stephanie’s lifelong love of Jewish history, literature and ideas is fueled by curiosity and anchored in education (she has Master’s degrees from both Harvard and Stanford

As a child, Justin was diagnosed with a rare disease called Nemo Gene Disorder, which led to him having a bone marrow transplant at the age of eight.

Engage in supported yoga poses to achieve a healthy lifestyle. Create a routine that works while embracing community through shared practice.

Marcus believes physical fitness and mental health go hand in hand.

This collection of works from over 20 contemporary artists explores superstitions in Jewish life, protective amulets, Jewish folklore characters and symbolic imagery like

Most recently, she served as the Associate Director, Western Region, for American Jewish World Service (AJWS), a human rights organization that works to end poverty in Africa

A native Hebrew speaker, Yael grew up on Kibbutz Ein Dor. She’s skilled at creating a classroom that combines fun and hard work.

Originally from San Diego, Karyn moved to San Francisco to attend SFSU, where she obtained her BA in Early Childhood Education with an emphasis on Special Education.