> “Parshas Emor”
Do you think you deserve to be treated specially? Do you think the laws don’t apply to you?
Play video – jewishdeafmm.org/the-living-parsha/13779945/emor
JDMM Blog Post: “An Adventure Among (Head)Stones”
Tale of a visit to a Parisian cemetery, and the lessons we can take from it.
View Blog – jewishdeafmm.org/blog/13778630
> “Parshiyos Acharei-Kedoshim”
A theme in this parsha is influence. How much influence do others have on us? Should we resist? What is expected of us in order to resist?
Play video – jewishdeafmm.org/the-living-parsha/13777081/acharei-kedoshim
> “Parshiyos Tazria-Metzora”
The mysterious disease of tzara’as affected a person’s life.
Play video – jewishdeafmm.org/the-living-parsha/13774202/tazira-metzora
Making Every Day Count
In ASL, LSF, humor, and a moral message about “sefira count”, between Passover and Shavuot when we count each day of the 49 days between the two holidays.
Play video – jewishdeafmm.org/every-day-counts
JDMM Blog Post: “The Deed is the Main Thing”
Rabbi Yehoshua Soudakoff, the director of Jewish Deaf Multimedia, recently visited a Holocaust survivor to film a new video for the website. After the visit, he decided to write up an article about his experience, and what he learned from the interview.
Read Blog post – jewishdeafmm.org/blog/13777087/
> “Parshas Shemini”
This parsha is a sad story about the deaths of two very special individuals, two of Aaron the High Priest’s sons. Aaron (Moses’ brother).
Play video – jewishdeafmm.org/the-living-parsha/13769925/shemini
New addition to JDMM Art Gallery
Ellen Mansfield,
Menorah and Dreidels,
December 2012.
Glazed ceramics.
Menorah: 1in X 9in X 8.5in
and dreidels: 3in X 3in X 3in.
Latest addition to 12 Jewish Deaf Artists featured in the Gallery is Ellen Mansfield who is known for incorporating Deaf-themed motifs in her artwork. In this particular artwork (a menorah and dreidels), we explore the meaning of being Jewish and Deaf. Is it a contradiction, or a harmonious existence of both?
Source: Jewish Deaf Multimedia