From Mine Fields to Mind Fields

Program: Bill Morse will explore how this historical tragedy unfolded for more than 50 years after American involvement in the Vietnam War ended, Cambodia continues to endure its devastating after-effects. Between 1965 and the present, an estimated two to three million people have lost their lives as a result of the conflict and its lingering remnants.

In this talk, Bill Morse will explore how this historical tragedy unfolded, and discuss the journey that led him and his wife to sell everything they owned in Palm Springs to relocate to Cambodia and dedicate their lives to demining and community support.

This will be a Zoom Presentation where the speaker will present remotely but the JSC community will meet in person to collectively listen in.

Speaker: William W. Morse. President, Landmine Relief Fund

Food: The JSC will host an Oneg Shabbat. The Mandel JCC is a kosher facility and does not allow outside non-kosher food, plates, cups, or serving utensils. Join us for an engaging evening!

JSC Guest Policy: We love having guests join us! Guests are welcome to attend two complimentary events (lifetime). After that, the fee is $20.00 per Shabbat. Fees paid may be credited towards an annual JSC membership. Learn More Today!

Directions: Enter the JCC campus from S. Woodland. Rd. As you pull into the driveway, follow the signs for Stonehill Auditorium which is on the left side of the building, past the Early Childhood Entrance. Park in the lot on the left across from the entrance. Security provided by JFC Security, LLC, security provider for the Jewish Federation of Cleveland.

Please RSVP by April 14th.

If you have any additional questions about events please contact us at jscnews@jewishsecularcommunity.org.