Listen, Learn & Act: Stories that Move Us Forward with Noa Tishby

In response to rising campus antisemitism, Oakland University and the
Jewish Federation of Detroit present a multimedia experience sparking critical
conversations through powerful stories, and meaningful dialogue — creating
pathways for our community to listen, learn and act.

**Event Details**
**4-6:30 p.m. — Public Screening of “ _My Name is Sara_ ”**
Oakland Center Founders Ballroom | Public screening of Mickey Shapiro’s powerful, award-winning film that tells the true story of his mother, Sara Góralnik-Shapiro, a 12-year-old Jewish girl who survived the Holocaust.

**6:15-7 p.m. — Noa Tishby Book Signing**
Oakland Center second floor, near fireplaces | Tishby’s book “ _Uncomfortable Conversations with a Jew_ ” will be available for purchase.

**7-7:30 p.m. — _ Behind the Film: Confronting Antisemitism Through Storytelling_** Oakland Center Founders Ballroom | Executive Producer Mickey Shapiro and Producer Stephen Smith lead an intimate discussion on the making of the film.

**7:30-8:30 p.m. — _Combating Antisemitism: A Conversation and Q &A_**
_with Noa Tishby_
Oakland Center Founders Ballroom | From historical context to the current challenges facing our communities, Noa Tishby leads a thought-provoking discussion on recognizing and combating antisemitism in all its forms on college campuses today. Moderated by David Kurzmann, Senior Director, Community Affairs at the Jewish Federation of Detroit.

Prior to the 7:00 program, we invite you to an exclusive reception with OU
President Ora Hirsch Pescovitz and our guest speakers, Mickey Shapiro, Noa
Tishby and Stephen Smith.

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