Join J-Pride at the Twin Cities’ Gay Pride Festival and Parade
J-Pride will be participating in the Twin Cities Pride Festival and Parade Sunday, June 24, and we hope you’ll join us.
Tag: "Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis"
Plan for your Financial Future April 16 with JFCS NextGen
So on April 16, grab a beer and some appetizers at Stella’s and get tips on how to plan for your financial future.
The Ultimate Multi-Task: Bowl and Give Back to the Community
Join JFCS NextGen for bocce, bowling, noshing, drinking, socializing and more. This Thursday starting at 5pm at Pinstripes. Be there!
How Leveraging Social Media Launched His Career! Learn How…
Think you know it all when it comes to social media? Join JFCS NextGen to learn from the gurus how to build your own brand. And get a free nosh! What more could you want?
Think Being a Teen is Tough, Throw Addiction Into The Mix
Addicts aren’t just regular people, right? Addicts must have had horrible upbringings, and their only friends are their dealers. An addicts are never Jewish… Right?
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Jewish Jobs: JFCS Seeks Full-Time Communications Specialist [Position Filled]
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis is looking for a full-time communications specialist. Do you have what it takes? [Position Filled]
Talking to Kids about Tragic Events and Empathy
High Schooler Jack Jablonski’s paralysis during a hockey game reminds us how tragedy can change our lives unexpectedly. JFCS Health Youth-Healthy Communities Specialist Brittany talks about how to discuss this event with your kids.
How to Speak to Girls and Crowds of 100
It takes a lot of confidence to speak to large groups, and sometimes, even one-to-one. If you’re interested in improving your ability to think on your feet and get your point across, while holding your audience’s attention, join JFCS Minneapolis’ new Toastmasters group.
JFCS’ NextGen: Engaging Donors in Our Generation
New group JFCS NextGen hopes to tap into the altruism of Millennials while benefiting participants with networking and social perks.
Jewish Jobs: JFCS Hiring Full-Time “Editorial and Electronic Communications Specialist”
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis is hiring a Full-Time Editorial and Electronic Communications Specialist. Do you have what it takes?
Baby’s Got Books!
“We like lots of books, and we cannot lie. You other book-lovers can’t deny”…that PJ Library and Shalom Baby are great FREE programs for kids!
Thou shalt not cheer for the Cardinals?
Get ready for JFCS Pre-Benefit Pub Night at The Local with trivia questions! Answer and be entered to win a $10 gift card to Caribou!
Helping Abuse Victims Move Past Fear, Toward Career
A Twin Cities program helps domestic abuse survivors move into a new phase in their lives. Here’s your chance to help by becoming an advocate.
JFCS Presents Beers and Careers
Who you know can be the difference between landing that job or feeling stuck. So join JFCS for this young adult networking event on July 25th.
TCJ Exclusive: an Interview with JFCS Benefit Comedian, Laugh Riot Andy Kindler
You’ll snort with laughter. Plus info on JFCS Mpls’s Benefit pre-party just for the Under-40 crowd.
Opening Doors, Minds, Hearts: A Mental Health Wake Up Call
It was a wake-up call about the need for mental health education. A local Jewish woman with mental illness was killed by police.
A Lofty Goal: Happy, Healthy Moms and Daughters
5th-grade girls want to talk about Justin Bieber – not self esteem. That’s where Empowering Our Daughters comes in.
Because Addiction is a Jewish Problem.
Join JFCS of Minneapolis for “Freedom Song” at the Sabes JCC. Because Addiction is a Jewish Problem.
Generation GPS: a Happy Hour for the American Dream
This Tuesday, JFCS will host a free happy hour and discussion, “Generation GPS – Your Roadmap from College to Career” with the experts at generations.com.
Jews and Domestic Violence: A Story From Our Community?
Tovah kept telling herself she wasn’t a victim.
It’s Time for an Optimistic View of the Economy
Whether you’re employed and could use some tips on balancing life at work and at home, or you’re searching for a job, you’ll benefit from the FREE conference “Creating New Dreams: Moving Forward in the Changing Economy” on Sunday, March 14.
