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Dr. Eddie Scharfman Memorial Lecture | Jan 7, 7:00-9:00 PM
Join R. Aviva Richman at Hadar's annual Dr. Eddie Scharfman Memorial Lecture as we begin to sketch out a religious compass for navigating the complex dimensions of artificial intelligence.

Classes start Jan 6 | In-person and Online
Dive into Hassidut and Biblical Theology, explore the weekly parashah and learn the shabbat tefillot with a wide array of online classes this winter. You can take a lunchtime class for an afternoon pick-me-up or enrich your evening with a night course. However you learn, Hadar's got you covered!

Feb 2-5 | Yeshivat Hadar (210 W 93rd Street)
Join Hadar's February Learning Seminar for a full week of innovative and explorative Torah in our New York Beit Midrash! This immersive program is for everyone, of any age or stage in life, and allows learners of all backgrounds to step into Yeshivat Hadar and experience the magic of the beit midrash firsthand. Come connect with an incredible network of people, working together to build bolder, more ambitious, and more meaningful Jewish lives.

This year, the Ateret Zvi Prize is exclusively for high school students! Submit and essay, offering an original interpretation of a classical Jewish text with a meaningful application for our lives today, by December 31, 2024.

Download Hadar's Hanukkah companion, "A Little Bit of Light," in time for the holiday. This year's companion was written by the faculty of Hadar’s yeshiva in Israel. It presents texts to study each night of Hanukkah in order to increase the light in our lives and to remind us all that, even in the face of overwhelming darkness, we each have the power to bring light into the world with God’s help.