WorldPride - Religious and queer
I anledning af World Pride 2021 og i samarbejde med Copenhagen 2021 - WorldPride og EuroGames og Den israelske ambassade i Danmark har Jødisk Informationscenter inviteret Hadar Rashlin i det virtuelle rum til at fortælle om, hvordan det er at være troende jøde og biseksuel og om foreningen Bat Kol, der netop er oprettet for at rumme queer jødiske kvinder.
Ortodoks jødedom og queer-identitet er måske ikke noget de fleste forbinder med hinanden. Men for israelske Hadar Rashlin kan det sagtens gå hånd i hånd. Hun er biseksuel og og gift med en transkønnet kvinde. De er begge ortodokse jøder og med i foreningen Bat-Kol i Israel, som rummer over 500 kvinder med forskellige queer og religiøse identiteter. Bat-Kol blev oprettet i 2005 og har primært to fokusområder. For det første vil de gerne skabe et trygt fællesskab for kvinder, der ikke er sprunget ud af skabet endnu og støtte dem i processen. For det andet står organisationen forrest i at ændre den offentlige bevidsthed og promovere tolerance for LGBTQ+ miljøer og især religiøse LGBTQ+ miljøer.
Ever since my parents stopped talking to me, Bet-Kol is my only family"
Til dette online arrangement slår vi et slag for diversitet og udfordrer forestillingen om at religion ikke kan rumme queer-identiteter. Hadar vil fortælle om sin egen personlige historie om at finde sig til rette i den jødiske religion som biseksuel kvinde og fortælle om, hvordan foreningen Bat-Kol hjalp hende i denne proces.
Praktisk information
Pris: Gratis
Sprog: Engelsk
Vi ses på zoom:
Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88041656546?pwd=L3IxY0h6T3hVNmNKYWRCaGFObmE2QT09
Password: 752200
Eller live på Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/detjodiskesamfund
Se resten af programmet for World Pride 2021 i København her.
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Begivenheden afholdes i et samarbejde med Israels ambassade i København og Copenhagen 2021 - WorldPride og EuroGames.
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In the occasion of World Pride in Copenhagen 2021 Jewish Information Center has invited Hadar Rashlin to do an online talk about how it is to be an orthodox Jew and bisexual and about the organization Bat-Kol, that works for better conditions for Jewish queer women.
Orthodox Judaism and queer identity might not be two things that are usually connected. But for Israeli Hadar Rashlin these to aspects is equally important in her life. Hadar is bisexual and married with a transgendered woman. They are both orthodox jews and members of the Israeli organization Bat-Kol. Bat-kol was founded in 2005 and today it's a home for over 500 women of various queer and religious identities. Bat-Kol works on two parallel paths. The first, providing a safe environment for women who have yet come out of the closet, in various stages of the process. The second, a public path, standing in the frontline of changing public awareness and promoting tolerance for the LGBTQ community, and more specifically, the religious LGBTQ community.
Ever since my parents stopped talking to me, Bet-Kol is my only family"
This online event celebrates diversity and give insight in new forms of Jewish communities. Hadar Rashlin will in this talk tell about her own personal story about finding her place in Judaism as a bisexual and how Bat Kol helped her in that process.
Practical information
Price: Free
Language: English
See you on Zoom:
Link: Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88041656546?pwd=L3IxY0h6T3hVNmNKYWRCaGFObmE2QT09
Password: 752200
Or live on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/detjodiskesamfund
Take a look at the rest of the program for World Pride 2021 in Copenhagen here.
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The event is sponsored by The embassy of Israel in Copenhagen and is a collaboration with Copenhagen 2021 - WorldPride og EuroGames.