Tikkun Leil Election

We know many of you are bracing to be obsessively refreshing Twitter or your favorite news sites on the evening of November 3, or maybe just hiding under the bed.

Here’s a better option: Join us for a Tikkun Leil Election on Tuesday 11/3 7-10pm Central. Visit https://www.truah.org/tikkun-leil-election for the lineup and to register.

Modeled on the Tikkun Leil Shavuot, where Jews stay up all night studying Torah on Erev Shavuot, this event will offer community, inspiration, and spiritual nourishment. We likely won’t have clear election results on the night of November 3, but we can gather to support each other as we begin to see the emerging picture.

From 7:00 to 10:00pm Central, we’ll be hosting a space for short Torah study opportunities, musical performances, meditation moments, poetry readings, and more. Presenters will include artists, musicians, rabbis, cantors, and other performers who give us hope, strength, and moral clarity in difficult moments, including Rabbi Danya Ruttenberg of the National Council of Jewish Women, Rabbi Amichai Lau-Lavie of Lab/Shul, and poet Joy Ladin.

Co-sponsored by: ALEPH: Alliance for Jewish Renewal ♦ Americans for Peace Now ♦ Ammud: the Jews of Color Torah Academy ♦ Avodah ♦ Bend the Arc: Jewish Action ♦ Carolina Jews for Justice ♦ Detroit Jews for Justice ♦ Goldring/Woldenberg Institute of Southern Jewish Life (ISJL) ♦ Hazon ♦ Hebrew College ♦ The Institute for Jewish Spirituality ♦ Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action ♦ Jews United for Justice ♦ Jewish Studio Project ♦ Jews for Racial & Economic Justice ♦ Kavod Boston ♦ Keshet ♦ Lab/Shul ♦ Mishkan Chicago ♦ Moving Traditions ♦ National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) ♦ Rabbinical Assembly ♦ Reconstructing Judaism ♦ Sixth and I ♦ Society for Humanistic Judaism ♦ SVARA: A Traditionally Radical Yeshiva ♦ Temple Beth Zion Brookline ♦ Uri L’Tzedek