(RE)VISION

(RE)VISION: EXPERIMENTS & DREAMS FROM EMERGING JEWISH COMMUNITIES is the inaugural public conference of the Jewish Emergent Network, and we hope that you’ll join us this June 1 - 3 in Los Angeles. At (RE)VISION you can expect to take part in vibrant content around Torah & Learning, Justice & Moral Leadership, Prayer & Ritual, Community & Inclusion, and Community Models. Through creative modules such as galleries, laboratories, immersive sessions, you can expect to:

Encounter different approaches to ritual and prayer through the lenses of access, experimentation, and invitation.

Experience the integral role of a diverse spectrum of music exploration in elevating worship/prayer/learning and building community.

Explore models of community engagement, diversity, and inclusion, using principles of community organizing, membership structures, and other tools.

Develop strategies for navigating justice and moral leadership within the context of a faith-based community.

Hear from funders, evaluators, rabbis, staff and rabbinic fellows of the Jewish Emergent Network about their experiences working in experimental models of Jewish engagement.

Who is this conference for? Probably you! Rabbis, cantors, Jewish professionals, lay leaders, academics, philanthropists, activists and interested-folks-at-large are invited to learn with us.

We'll start at 8 am Friday morning with an optional Shaharit, followed by an official welcome breakfast at 9 am. We'll break Sunday afternoon at 4:30 pm. We hope you'll plan to be with us the whole time. Lodging and travel costs are separate from the cost of registration (lodging suggestions below).

Detailed programmatic information and agendas will be automatically sent to all registered (RE)VISIONers. To browse our full agenda before registering, click here.

Spaces are limited, so register today to ensure your spot and please feel free to forward this invitation to friends and colleagues that you think might be interested. Registration fees are only $500 for three full days of engaging content, including all meals and snacks (dietary laws observed). Full-time students half price! Are you an IKAR member? Email us before registering so we can hook you up with a discount code.

REVISED LODGING INFO! Our block of rooms at Kimpton’s The Hotel Wilshire is full and the hotel itself is almost sold out, but you may still try to secure one of the hotel's few remaining rooms for these dates. If you’re interested in paying the rack rate at Hotel Wilshire, which is a 10 minute/.5 mile walk to our Shabbat venue, we encourage you to make a reservation as soon as possible by calling 323-852-6920.

Other nearby hotels include: The Avalon, The Orlando Hotel, Farmer’s Daughter Hotel, Beverly Hills Marriott, Residence Inn by Marriott Beverly Hills, Mr. C Beverly Hills and Elan Hotel. We are not holding blocks at these properties, and for those who are shomer(et), we strongly encourage you to check the walk times between your hotel and our Shabbat venue (Shalhevet High School, 910 S. Fairfax / 90036) before booking.

The Jewish Emergent Network comprises the leaders of seven path‐breaking Jewish communities from across the United States who have come together in the spirit of collaboration. These include: IKAR in Los Angeles, Kavana in Seattle, The Kitchen in San Francisco, Mishkan in Chicago, Sixth & I in Washington, D.C., and Lab/Shul and Romemu in New York.The Network exists to amplify each member organization’s work and harness our collective power to help transform Jewish life.

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