This past Saturday, over Shabbat, JNF Canada learned that its charitable status had been revoked despite court proceedings currently underway.
We had appealed while at the same time striving to reach an agreement with the CRA on a constructive path forward, while our overtures to have a dialogue in order to negotiate were consistently rebuffed.
In the […]
August 15, 2022
Dear DARA member,
Our social work colleagues require signatures on a petition which urges the inclusion of the study of antisemitism in the social work curriculum while other forms of prejudice are being taught. They face many obstacles, as detailed in this recently published article, ‘The Inclusion Delusion': Confronting antisemitism in social […]
Click HERE for the full open letter
The DARA Board of Directors met with representatives of the CPSO this morning to discuss our concerns regarding the dramatic escalation of anti-Jewish racism in the medical realm. This, together with our written submission, will hopefully have an impact on the CPSO’s soon-to-be announced new policy regarding social media posts.
This is the letter subsequently sent […]
On March 23, 2021, we listened to what Jewish students, staff and faculty at the University of Toronto have been experiencing. Now, they are asking us all to take action on their behalf.
At an unprecedented town hall event, supported by 34 communal organizations and synagogues from all the major religious denominations of Judaism, a panel […]
Goals and Objectives:
Impart the history of Hitler’s Germany in which physicians, medical societies and the scientific community were complicit in planning and executing genocidal programs. Instead of serving as healers, doctors acted as murderers.
Provide current students with a “moral compass for navigating the future of medical practice and inherent ethical challenges, such as prejudice, assisted […]
Goals and Objectives:
Impart the history of Hitler’s Germany in which physicians, medical societies and the scientific community were complicit in planning and executing genocidal programs. Instead of serving as healers, doctors acted as murderers.
Provide current students with a “moral compass for navigating the future of medical practice and inherent ethical challenges, such as prejudice, assisted […]