Healing Israel from PTSD & Trauma
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED AS THE SPEAKER WAS NOT ABLE TO LEAVE ISRAEL.
The event will now take place on Thursday evening May 7th at 7pm instead of March 12th.
Join us in Sudbury to meet the founder of Kehilanu, meaning Our Community, which was founded to help Israel heal.
The October 7, 2023 terrorist attack is the deadliest in Israel’s history and it has caused unprecedented trauma. Since the attack and the painful two-year aftermath, PTSD and other forms of trauma have impacted a huge amount of Israelis many of whom are struggling with this on a daily basis. It has impacted lives, family units, work and productivity, and sadly lives have been lost.
On May 7th, at 7 p.m., we’ll gather at the Chabad Center of Sudbury to hear from Kehilanu’s founder, Miriam Schler, about an innovative trauma treatment model, which provides accessible mental health services to Israelis affected by trauma and aims to transform the experience of isolation into one of connection and mutual support.
By combining the power of customized support groups with trauma informed community activities, Kehilanu is advancing individual, communal, and national healing.
RSVP Below with your attendance to be a part of this important evening.
There is no charge for the evening.
Suggested Donation of $18 or sponsorship of your choice, proceeds of which will go towards the event and the organization and its work.
Chabad Center of Sudbury, 100 Horse Pond Rd. Sudbury, MA 01776
Join our community to help Israelis heal individually and collectively.
www.kehilanu.org +972-54-468-4829 [email protected]
Charity: 580810372
About the Speaker
Miriam Schler, Founder and Executive Director
Kehilanu: Helping Israel Heal
During her twenty years as Executive Director of the Tel Aviv Sexual Assault Crisis Center
(2004–2024), Miriam Schler’s work impacted tens of thousands, for which she was honored with the prestigious Rappaport Prize for Longstanding Achievement. A lawyer and social justice activist who has driven social change in Israel for over 30 years, Miriam was a founding board member of Women Lawyers for Social Justice (Itach Ma’aki). She is a graduate of the University of Michigan and Tel Aviv University Law School.
Want to learn more about Kehilanu?
Download a personal letter from Miriam HERE
Download a one-sheet about Kehilanu’s Programs HERE
Download Kehilanu’s 2025 Annual Report HERE
Download Kehilanu’s 2026 On the Horizon HERE
Link to US Tax-Deductible Donations HERE
Visit the Kehilanu Website by clicking here.
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