Virtual Tashlich: Healing, Hope, and the High Holidays
As we prepare for the High Holidays, join Sharsheret’s annual Virtual Tashlich, a meaningful program that blends reflection, music, and Jewish tradition with practical tools for healing and resilience. This year, we are honored to welcome Dr. Beth Ricanati, who will discuss her new book, The Braided Prescription, and explore how the timeless ritual of making challah, including the symbolism of the round High Holiday challah, can nurture well-being, connection, and hope. The program will also feature inspiring High Holiday music performed by Cantor Debbie Hafetz. Rooted in Jewish values and open to all, Virtual Tashlich offers a welcoming space for anyone navigating breast or ovarian cancer to enter the new year with intention and strength.
Questions? Contact Rachel Teicher at [email protected].
Thank you to our webinar sponsor: Cooperative Agreement 24-0061 from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
