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Our Know Your Rights on Campus booklet aims to provide university students with the skills to respond effectively and appropriately to the variety of ways antisemitism manifests itself, from insensitive…
We have undertaken a #VotesMatter campaign to educate, engage and empower our community to make their voice heard in Local Government Elections. “In order to be responsible citizens, and shape…
On 15 July, Covid-19 vaccine registration opened to all those between the ages of 35-49, with the aim to start vaccinating this age group on 1 August. Today, our Executive…
As the representative spokes body of the Western Cape Jewish community, Cape SAJBD will engage with Local Government to protect and advance the rights, status and welfare of the Western…
This Friday, 9 April at 12:00, as part of the annual Holocaust Commemoration Day (Yom HaShoah), six Holocaust survivors will each light a memorial candle, give testimony and provide a…
The regulations which came into effect on Tuesday 29 December 2020 imposes stringent conditions for people attending burials and visiting City Cemeteries.
The Cape SAJBD and its Advocacy Subcommittee invite you to our final Expert Sessions webinar of 2020, titled 'Changes to the Constitution: The Direct Elections Bill'. On Thursday 10 December…
Join us and Highlands House Home for Jewish Aged here next Sunday (13 September) at 15:00 for a livestreamed update on the home's residents and staff.
Join the Cape SAJBD on Monday 7 September for a webinar with Professor Dan Stein on 'Psychiatric Diagnosis in the Age of Neuroscience'. The session particularly caters for therapists and counsellors and includes a Q&A section from the field.
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