It is said in Jewish law that preservation of a human soul takes precedent over any other religious obligation. As artists, we are in conversation with ourselves, each other, and the world. In this workshop, we’ll explore our authentic voices as artists, and what we feel is the soul of our practice. Using Jewish rituals and texts to anchor our journey, the goal is to leave feeling inspired and anew. In partnership with the Jewish Artists’ Lab.

This class will explore how writing, poetry, and language can be used to help repair the world (tikkun olam). Using spoken word poetry and storytelling as a tool, together we will celebrate our passions and cultivate a deep understanding of how to most effectively and meaningful share that with our communities and the world.

For this special interactive poetry performance, Caroline will perform a unique set list of original poems and monologues about finding resilience and hope in the wake of challenge and adversity. Join Caroline in sharing stories of how Jewish roots and faith ushered her towards perseverance.