Deena Aranoff

Please join the Helen Diller Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies at UC Berkeley for a conversation with author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen and GTU CJS Director Deena Aranoff about trauma and healing.

Join CJS Professors Deena Aranoff and Sam Shonkoff--along with other community leaders and teachers--for the 35th Annual East Bay Tikkun hosted by the Jewish Community Center of the East Bay.

Join CJS Professors Deena Aranoff and Sam Shonkoff--along with other community leaders and teachers--for the 34th Annual East Bay Tikkun hosted by the Jewish Community Center of the East Bay.

Please join the GTU's Interreligious Chaplaincy Program and Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies for a conversation on spiritual care in Israel.

Join us for a conversation between author (and CJS alum!) Angela Botelho and CJS Director Deena Aranoff about Botelho's new book German Jews and the Persistence of Jewish Identity in Conversion: Writing the Jewish Self.

Please join CJS for the first installment in our Spring "conversations@cjs" series on critical topics in the field of Jewish Studies. This event will feature distinguished panelists Richard Hidary (Yeshiva University), Charlotte Fonrobert (Stanford University), and Deena Aranoff (GTU) in conversation facilitated by Sam Shonkoff (GTU).

In January, CJS Director Deena Aranoff contributed a video to The Plagues Project, which highlights over 30 videos from Jewish voices showcasing the variety of ways that Jews have thought about Plagues - both the Biblical Plagues and plagues throughout history - for the last 3,000 years.

Please join us for an intimate conversation with acclaimed Israeli author Etgar Keret and CJS Director Deena Aranoff, sponsored by the Hellen Diller Institute for Jewish Law and Israel Studies.

The Jewish Community Center of San Francisco invites you to this special virtual tent, co-hosted by Urban Adamah and the GTU's Richard S. Dinner Center for Jewish Studies.

Please join us for this special online conversation between the GTU's Kamal Abu-Shamsieh and Deena Aranoff, and special guest Chaplain Dr. Bruce Feldstein of Stanford University.