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The National Council of Jewish Women, founded in 1895, is a membership organization informed by Jewish values and committed to creating meaningful action at the local and state levels to help those most in need, and provide "tikkun olam" (repairing the world) and justice for all. Together more than 5,000 members and supporters — across nationalities, religions, genders, and backgrounds, work to improve the lives of women, children, and families by advancing social and economic justice through education, advocacy, and community service.
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The St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum has created an original and thought-provoking exhibit, Nazis Next Door: St. Louis Faces Nazism in the 1930s, that explores how local citizens and neighbors chose to support – or resist – ideas of extremism and antisemitism right here in our hometown. What did St. Louisans know? And how did they get their information? This 90-minute Mirowitz Center panel discussion features Amy Moorman, Director of Archives and Collections at the Museum, and Robb Nelson, Exhibitions Coordinator at the Museum, as well as Emily Jaycox, Special Project Historian at the Missouri Historical Society. Jordan Palmer, Chief Digital Content Officer for the St. Louis Jewish Light, will serve as moderator. No cost to register, but RSVP required.

Part of the Mirowitz Center's "Fighting Bigotry & Hatred" series. Co-sponsored by ADL Heartland, AJC - American Jewish Committee, Jewish Community Relations Council of St. Louis (JCRC), Jewish Federation of St. Louis, National Council of Jewish Women St. Louis, St. Louis Kaplan Feldman Holocaust Museum, and St. Louis Jewish Light.

⭐ "Fighting Bigotry & Hatred: Nazis Next Door"
🗓 Wednesday, 10/14, 11 AM (free & in Chesterfield)
📍 The J - Marilyn Fox Building
💻 Register: tinyurl.com/bddvak5c
📞 314-733-9813
📧 program@mirowitzcenter.org
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🛍️ NCJWSTL shoppers, we have a question: What's the greatest thing you've ever found at the Couturier Sale?

Because this year's treasure hunt comes with a little history.

The 62nd annual sale runs Oct. 7-10, and it will be the last Couturier Sale at NCJWSTL's longtime home at 295 N. Lindbergh.

After more than 15 years there, the Resale Shop is moving next door to a much larger space — more sales floor, more fitting rooms and, perhaps most importantly, 150 parking spaces instead of 47.

So before the next chapter begins, let's hear about the old one:

What's your greatest Couturier find? Bonus points if you still own it.

Full story in the comments. ⬇️
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