2011-07-01T10:52:34-04:00 2010-08-31 SCHECHTER DOKKEN KANTER CPA'S 100 WASHINGTON AVE SO 1600 MINNEAPOLIS MN 554012192 990 2009-09-01 410826434 JEWISH COMMUNITY RELATIONS COUNCIL OF MINNESOTA AND THE DAKOTAS JEWI 6123387816 12 NORTH 12TH STREET MINNEAPOLIS MN 55403 STEVE HUNEGS 2011-06-17 true CHARLES SELCER CPA 6123325500 2009 2016-02-24 21:20:13Z STEVE HUNEGS 12 NORTH 12TH STEET STE 480 MINNEAPOLIS MN 55403 1117949 false X WWW.MINNDAKJCRC.ORG X 1959 MN The organization is a non-profit whose mission as the public affairs voice of the Jewish community is to protect Jewish interests and promote Jewish ideals through various programs. 47 47 12 650 0 710223 239414 15145 111167 1075949 0 0 568021 0 109755 436045 1004066 71883 998701 1063941 35606 22939 963095 1041002 The Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas (the Agency) is a non-profit whose mission as the public affairs voice of the Jewish community is to protect Jewish interests and promote Jewish ideals through our Stand Up for Israel (including The Challenge of Peace), Safeguarding Our Community, Twin Cities Government Affairs Program, Tolerance Minnesota and Justice Squared programs. Stand Up for Israel advocates for peace and security for Israel through education, information and community action including our Challenge of Peace which makes hundreds of presentations to church, school and civic groups. Safeguarding Our Community fights on behalf of victims of religious discrimination and works with local, state and federal law enforcement as well as safety, security and other organizations to develop and implement monitoring, prevention, response and education programs. 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These social services include the skilled nursing care, hospice and 24 hour customized living offered by Sholom Community Alliance, as well as the Medicaid elderly waiver funded programs such as kosher Meals on Wheels, case management, respite and medical translation, offered by Jewish Family and Children's Service of Minneapolis, Jewish Family Service of St. Paul, and the St. Paul Jewish Community Center that enable seniors to remain independent in their own homes longer. 182263 51562 Stand Up for Israel! Stand Up for Israel! advocates for peace and security for Israel through education, information and community action. Staff and volunteers strive to maintain strong support for Israel. Stand Up for Israel! initiatives include: -Advocating for a strong U.S.-Israel relationship to our elected officials -Building and sustaining support for Israel in the non-Jewish community -Ensuring that media coverage of the Middle East is fair and accurate -Educating, organizing and energizing the Jewish community 180894 51175 Tolerance Minnesota & Holocaust Education Founded in 2001 by the JCRC, Tolerance Minnesota promotes cultural, racial and lifestyle understanding through innovative diversity education and professional development training. During the 2009-2010 program year, Tolerance Minnesota's workshops directly reached over 700 educators. Holocaust Education at the JCRC reaches statewide through our many programs, including the following: Talmud Torah of Minneapolis for the Adopt-a-Survivor Program: In 2009-10, the JCRC partnered with the Talmud Torah of Minneapolis for the Adopt-a-Survivor program. As part of this course, high school students learn Holocaust survivors' stories and commit to retelling the story in the upcoming year. United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Trip: Over 160 teachers, students, professors and community members from Minnesota and the Dakotas participated in our 2010 trip to the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington D.C. The JCRC has organized this annual trip for 15 years. Holocaust Community Events: Over 4,000 people were reached in our community events in the past year. For example, in April 2010, the JCRC, Children of Holocaust Survivors Association in Minnesota (CHAIM), Mount Zion Temple, the Minneapolis Jewish Federation, and the United Jewish Fund and Council of St. Paul cosponsored the 30th annual Yom HaShoah (Holocaust Remembrance Day) Commemoration. Over 800 community members gathered for a profoundly moving and inspirational evening. Minnesota Holocaust Survivor Kits: To ensure that Holocaust education continues and teachers, students and others have an interactive experience with a direct witness to the event, Tolerance Minnesota created Minnesota Survivor Family Kits in 2008. Tolerance Minnesota conducted three teacher workshops this year, which provided training to over 100 educators on how to utilize the Minnesota Holocaust Survivor Kits and curriculum. Close the Gap Workshop on Disparities: The University of Minnesota Human Rights Center and Tolerance Minnesota hosted the workshop, "Close the Gap: Teaching for Action to Eliminate Race, Class, and Place Disparities" in June 2010. Speakers' Bureau: For over 40 years, the JCRC has provided Holocaust speakers for schools and organizations throughout Minnesota. Most of the JCRC speakers are Holocaust survivors or the children of survivors who can give teachers, students and individuals first- and second-hand testimony about the Holocaust. In Fiscal Year 2010 we provided almost 20 speakers who reached over 2,000 students. "Forgiveness, Resiliency, and Survivorship" Symposium: In April 2010 The JCRC and the University of Texas at Austin-Social Work Department hosted a symposium titled, "Forgiveness, Resiliency, and Survivorship: Implications for Today's Survivors of Trauma, Genocide and Upheaval." Over 80 participants took part in this symposium, which included a panel discussion by leading experts from the University of Minnesota, Jewish Family & Children Services, the Center for Victims of Torture, the Minnesota Department of Health, and the University of Texas. The Color Project: The Color Project illustrates that people are defined more by what is inside of them than the color of their skin. Mixing colors together gives students a sense of pride and allows them to discover for themselves that there is no such thing as "black" or "white" skin color. 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