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Ruth Broyde Sharone
Honored internationally for interfaith activism, Jewish filmmaker and journalist Ruth Broyde Sharone is a motivational speaker and teacher of interfaith peace building. She travels frequently to college campuses and communities around the country to present her prize-winning film, GOD AND ALLAH NEED TO TALK and a unique interactive program she created to promote healing and reconciliation. She is a Partner Cities Associate for the Parliament of the World’s Religions, convener of the largest interfaith gatherings in the world, and serves as Co-Chair for its Southern California Committee. She is also the American Director of the Rodef Shalom School for Peace under the umbrella of ALEPH Jewish Renewal. Her book, MINEFIELDS AND MIRACLES: ADVENTURES IN INTERFAITH will be published in 2009. www.filmsthatmatter.com.
Jewish Sub-Identities:
Multiculturalism and Pluralism
Two films with Q & A. GOD AND ALLAH NEED TO TALK: In post-9/11 L.A., Muslims, Jews, and Christians "break the silence" between Isaac and Ishmael, in a mosque for an Ashura celebration, and in a synagogue for a Muslim/Jewish Passover seder. Witness the power of community outreach and interfaith dialogue. TODAY I AM A RABBI: Three women in their fifties are the first rabbinical graduates of the Los Angeles Academy for Jewish Religion, a transdenominational rabbinical and cantorial seminary. See an inspiring ode to Jewish women, and to women of every faith, who have longed to fulfill their life-long dream of becoming religious leaders.
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