Circles of Connection | Peer-led Support Circle (Online)

Recent acts of antisemitic violence have left many of us with feelings of grief, fear, and a deep need for connection. In moments like this, peer support can be a powerful tool for healing and resilience. We invite you to join us at an upcoming Circle of Connection as we process this difficult news and support one another in the face of rising antisemitism.

Circles of Connection is a new pilot initiative for the Boston Jewish community that is building our capacity to care for and support one another during this time of increasing trauma, stress, polarization, and rising antisemitism through peer-led support circles. All are welcome to participate in this program; you do not need to be a TBE member to join the group.

Circles of Connection uses an evidence-based model to gather as a small group to help us feel seen, heard, and supported as we process the stress and anxiety of our challenging world.

The support circles are led by trained community members who have learned how to create respectful and welcoming spaces where people can connect meaningfully across shared experiences, bridge differences, and build resilience.

Circles of Connection is a partnership between JF&CS, JCC Greater Boston, and GPS Group Peer Support. It is made possible through grant funding from Combined Jewish Philanthropies, the Beker Foundation, and the Ruderman Family Foundation.

Registration: This event is available online. Please click the purple bar above to register.