Blanche Sosland, community pillar, educator and advocate, dies at age 90
Blanche E. Sosland (z”l), one of the Kansas City Jewish community’s most prolific supporters, educators and anti-bullying advocates, died on July 5 at age 90.
Blanche E. Sosland (z”l), one of the Kansas City Jewish community’s most prolific supporters, educators and anti-bullying advocates, died on July 5 at age 90.
Lord John Mann, the United Kingdom’s independent advisor on antisemitism, recently spoke to community leaders and board members of the Jewish Community Relations Bureau | American Jewish Committee (JCRB|AJC) about his experiences advocating for the Jewish people of Britain.
Village Shalom celebrated an enduring legacy on June 30 as residents, family members, donors, board members and staff gathered to dedicate Weissman Place, the newly-named skilled nursing memory care neighborhood honoring former Shalom Geriatric Executive Director Melvyn “Mel” Weissman.
KU graduate Clara Rozmaryn recently completed a five-day mural project at the Mitzvah Garden KC (MGKC).
Jewish Federation of Kansas City’s Women’s Philanthropy invites women from across the community to volunteer together during the JCC Maccabi Games this August.
Jewish Community Relations Bureau | American Jewish Committee (JCRB|AJC) is seeking a director of Better Together and special programs to lead the growth of Better Together, an innovative community-building initiative that equips participants with the skills to engage across differences through dialogue, curiosity and respect.
The Jewish Unforgettable Ladies Interested in Eating Together (JULIETs) will meet for a seminar on bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (BHRT), an individualized approach to managing hormone-related symptoms.
Navigating Grief: A Support Group is for individuals impacted by loss and grief, with a focus on the Jewish experience of grief.
To celebrate our nation’s 250th anniversary, the July 2 issue of The Chronicle contains special content focused on the bonds between America and her Jewish community. Using historical content from the United States’ 150th and 200th anniversaries, as well as presidential messages and a custom Jewish American-themed crossword puzzle, The Chronicle wishes its readers a happy Independence Day.
When the rain started falling on the morning of June 21, Village Shalom staff knew it would make for a wet Father’s Day Run. What they didn’t know was how many people would show in a downpour.