AJL Membership Gala
Sunday, October 23, 2022
9:00 am PT / noon ET / 7:00 pm Israel Time

AJL's annual online Membership Gala celebrates our new and renewing members! 
Join your colleagues for a delicious conversation with Chef Michael Twitty, 
author of Koshersoul: The Faith and Food Journey of an African American Jew. 
The talk will be followed by socializing and networking in breakout rooms—BYO 
drinks!

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event. 

AJL Presents:
Stronger Together: Combating Antisemitism Through Positive Jewish Role Models 
in KidLit
Thursday, October 27, 2022
4:00 pm PT / 7:00 pm ET

>From Charlottesville to Colleyville, antisemitism is at an all-time high, 
>making the need to help Jewish children find their voices to speak up against 
>hatred and build Jewish pride a priority. This workshop will highlight 
>outstanding Jewish-themed books for children of all ages, to be utilized as 
>bridges, not only within our Jewish community, but with the community at 
>large. We’ll share books that avoid stereotypes, include accurate material, 
>and present diverse and intersectional Jewish voices that act as windows, 
>mirrors, and sliding glass doors. As Jewish kidlit authors, our goal is to 
>highlight books that provide positive role models and incorporate Jewish 
>values, building a foundation for our children to be upstanders and allies.

Chana Stiefel is the award-winning author of more than 30 books for children, 
both fiction and nonfiction. Her next picture books include The Tower of Life, 
the true story of Holocaust survivor and historian Yaffa Eliach, who rebuilt 
her town in stories and photographs, creating the Tower of Faces at the US 
Holocaust Memorial Museum (Scholastic, 10/4/22), and Mendel's Hanukkah Mess Up, 
a heartwarming holiday story about each person’s ability to make a difference 
in the world (Kalaniot, 9/6/22). Chana is also the author of Let Liberty Rise: 
How America’s Schoolchildren Helped Save the Statue of Liberty (Scholastic, 
2021). Learn more at chanastiefel.com 
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Liza Wiemer is an award-winning educator with over twenty years of teaching 
experience. Her second young adult novel, The Assignment, was published by 
Delacorte Press and has received numerous honors, including being named a 2021 
Sydney Taylor Notable Book. In addition, Liza has had two adult nonfiction 
books published and several short stories included in the New York Times 
bestselling Small Miracles series. She has had articles published in various 
newspapers and magazines and writes a monthly kidlit column for the Wisconsin 
Jewish Chronicle. A graduate of UW-Madison, Liza has two married sons and lives 
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with her husband, Jim.

Nancy Churnin is the award-winning author of 10 picture book biographies 
including 2022 Sydney Taylor Honor Dear Mr. Dickens (also winner of the 2021 
National Jewish Book Award), 2022 Notable A Queen to the Rescue, and 2019 
Notable Irving Berlin, the Immigrant Boy Who Made America Sing. She will make 
her board book debut with Counting on Shabbat from Kar-Ben Publishing in fall 
2023. A former longtime journalist and theater critic, born and raised in the 
Bronx, Nancy now makes her home in North Texas with her family, which includes 
a dog named Dog and two cantankerous cats.

This event is sponsored by AJL's RAS and SSCPL divisions and is open to AJL 
members and the public. All are welcome.

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