Avot for Goths & Eicha for Emos • Week Four

Pirkei Avot (Ethics of Our Ancestors)  and Eicha (Lamentations, lit: Why?) are very different texts, but they have two things in common: First, they are both read seasonally around this time (Pirkei Avot between Passover and Shavuot and Eicha on Tisha B’Av). Second, they are both great launching points for exploring one’s own emotions within the safety of Jewish study.

Join us as we prepare for Revelation in the most Goth way possible.  

ABOUT THE TEACHER

Sophia Zohar (she/her), aka Maimonides Nutz, is a Jewish artist, writer, and Internet personality residing in the Bay Area. She is best known for her absurd Jewish memes and refining the Jewish Goth aesthetic with her art.

ACCESSIBLITY

Live Automated Captioning will be offered.

Verbal participation is required during Hevruta and any form of participation is encouraged in discussion.

Video is optional the whole time.

The Torah Studio believes that all persons are entitled to equal access opportunities. We do not discriminate based gender, disability, race, or religion. If you have an accessibility or accommodation request (including financial) please reach out to Lexi Kohanski at lexi@thetorahstudio.org.