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Limmud NY: Jewish Learning Without Limits
Celebrating Jewish life and learning in all of its diversity, by bringing together Jews of all backgrounds and all ages.
Join us for our 2019 urban conference in NYC on February 15-18.
Online Registration is Closed. REGISTRATION WILL BE AVAILABLE AT THE DOOR.
Saturday, Sunday, Monday: Congregation Rodeph Sholom, 7 W. 83rd Street, New York, NY 10024
Friday night: Romemu, 165 W. 105th Street, New York, NY 10025
Limmud NY In The News
- New Jersey Jewish News, “Limmud NY: A Kaleidoscope of Learning“
- The NY Jewish Week, “Limmud NY Shakes Things Up“
- EJewishPhilanthropy, “Limmud NY in Manhattan Embodied Innovation at Work“
- New Jersey Jewish News, “LimmudNY 2019 moves from Princeton to NYC“
- The NY Jewish Week, “How To Heal Our Fractured Community? Learn Together“
- The NY Jewish Week, “What The Talmud Can Teach Us About The #MeToo Moment“
- eJewish Philanthropy, “700 Converge for Limmud NY Conference“
- New Jersey Jewish News,”Preserving respectful space at Limmud“
- New Jersey Jewish News, “Limmud NY Explores Difficult Conversations and Diverse Choices”
- Blog: “Noshing Across the Nation”, “Meeting the Giants – Taste of Limmud NY“
- The Jewish Week, “Limmud Conference Tests the Limits of Pluralism”
- New Jersey Jewish Standard, “Living the Learning Life at Limmud NY”
- The Jewish Week, “Limmud NY Launches Rabbinic Student Track”
- The Jewish Week, “A Moveable Feast of Jewish Learning“
- The Jewish Week, “The Great Bacon-Wrapped Matzoh Ball Debate”
- Rabbi Joshua Hammerman, ”Welcome to Stamford, Limmud NY“
- JTA, “At Jewish Conferences, It’s Food, Glorious Food”
- David Suissa, “The Limmud Way: My Journey to the Future of Judaism“
- Jane Eisner, editor of the Forward: ”What Limmud Can Teach Us“