Beit Haverim of Paris

[fusion_accordion divider_line=”” class=”” id=””][fusion_toggle title=”The First French, Jewish, and LGBT Calendar ” open=”no”]This calendar marks the beginning of Beit Haverim’s festivities surrounding their 40th anniversary. With the help of this calendar, the organization aims at making more visible gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people who created the calendar despite the taboo that still is prevalent in many Jewish spaces.[/fusion_toggle][fusion_toggle title=”Queens of Pourim Music Video” open=”no”]It starts with Britney Boutboul waking up from a daydream in her Jewish high school, imagining being free from the strictness. In classic Glee / High School Musical fashion, “Queens of Pourim” tells of a musical battle between a group of religious young men and a group of young high school girls. Don’t miss out on this hysterical music video![/fusion_toggle][fusion_toggle title=”Judaism and Homosexuality – 40 years of history with Beit Haverim ” open=”no”]This powerful book starts from the beginning of Beit Haverim when a group of ashkenazi people came together to found the organization in 1977. Through the decades, the group did not cease to fight for the rights of LGBT people. The book features chapters from important figures in LGBTQ and Jewish life including Rabbis, past and present leadership of Beit Haverim, sociologists, lawyers, and politicians.[/fusion_toggle][fusion_toggle title=”23rd Conference of the World Congress of GLBT Jews by Beit Haverim ” open=”no”] [/fusion_toggle][/fusion_accordion]