Collective
escape
The art of
virtual seders
TIPS to
STAY CONNECTED
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MONDAY, april 6
at 9:00 a.m. (pacific)
We know that our seders will look different this year, but one thing is certain: Passover is far from cancelled. NuRoots is partnering with our friends at Haggadot.com to help you make this holiday one of the most meaningful to date. So how’s this going to work? Do you host a cozy seder at home? (No guests means less stress!) Or do you host a virtual seder for loved ones from across the country? What does this moment enable and invite us to do because we are living our lives so differently?
Join Haggadot.com’s Eileen Levinson for a discussion on these questions and an exploration of how Haggadot.com can be a platform for people to explore new ways to mark Passover. Expect tips for feeling connected and inspired at your seder—whatever form it takes.
Haggadot.com
Haggadot.com is a resource for Jews of all backgrounds to find a place in the Passover conversation through the seder's central text, the haggadah. Haggadot.com invites you to craft a personal haggadah that feels meaningful for a contemporary seder, and provides unique perspectives and modern interpretations gathered from classical texts and individuals worldwide.