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This week’s The Detroit Jewish News features a colorful, wonderful recap of FRIENDS of Jewish Senior Life’s LIVES WELL LIVED: AGING IN STYLE!, as well as a beautiful feature on Janet Antin, Jewish Senior Life sales and marketing consultant and longtime JSL employee.
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Faces & Places: Jewish Senior Life Residents Model in Fundraiser Fashion Show
In a world where dialogue so often turns into arguments, Emmanuel Acho, former professional football player and sports analyst, has chosen a different path. Instead of stepping back from difficult topics, he steps toward them, creating his YouTube series Uncomfortable Conversations with a Black Man. His purpose is simple and profound: to open a space where people can speak honestly, without shame, and with genuine curiosity. Recently, Acho extended this work through a collaboration with Israeli American author and advocate, Noa Tishby. Their new book, Uncomfortable Conversations
This week I attended part 2 of a Live & Learn class at Meer Apartments. It was taught by Rachel Yoskowitz, 2025 Eight Over 80 Honoree, a longtime refugee advocate and former Director of Resettlement at JFS. Guest speakers Stacy Bahri, Community
As we approach this Shabbos, the residents and staff at JSL carry with us the weight of the week and the gravity of this historic moment. Just days ago, more than seven million people across the United States, and countless
This week, JSL residents, staff and families continue to taste salty tears… tears both of sorrow and of joy. Last week we shed tears of joy while celebrating Sukkot, and we shed tears of worry and pain contemplating whether or
It can feel impossible to be happy when sorrow weighs so heavily on our hearts. This year, as we gathered in synagogues around the world to celebrate the High Holy Days, many of us also carried the heavy burden of
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