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In the News
30+ SoCal Museums Are Now Offering K-12 Educational Resources Online
We Like LA | April 16, 2020
Fun & Easy Craft Projects from LA’s Best Art Studios & Museums
Red Tricycle | April 12, 2020
Skirball founder Uri D. Herscher will retire. His successor is a civil rights lawyer
Los Angeles Times | January 15, 2020
Skirball on Twitter
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Monday, June 1, 2020
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Although the current moment has put many nuptials on hold, we’re still celebrating wedding season our own way! For… https://t.co/IqPkadeDea
Thursday, May 28, 2020
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Today, we remember the fallen military service members who have sacrificed their lives to protect our free and civi… https://t.co/9Umw7PWd14
Monday, May 25, 2020
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On Memorial Day, we remember the fallen military service members who have sacrificed their lives to protect our fre… https://t.co/noFuGHAqcW
Sunday, May 24, 2020
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The Skirball’s Executive Chef, Sean Sheridan, has put together two veggie-forward side dishes for your weekend menu… https://t.co/Ys9rp1FbFZ
Friday, May 22, 2020
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Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel once wrote that racism is a disease of the eye, a cancer of the soul, and when it infects any one of us, every one of us gets sick. We cannot stand idly by while our neighbor bleeds.
The Skirball Cultural Center mourns the brutal killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and all too many others in the Black community. We join in the demand for justice. Black lives matter. We reject the persecution of Black people and all who suffer discrimination and racism.
As an institution that aims to build a more just society, the Skirball first acknowledges that American society has never been just for Black people. We lament the enduring history of racism in our city and our nation. We pledge to be a cultural space that promotes and practices anti-racism, represents the stories and perspectives of BIPOC, including BIPOC Jews, and advocates for systemic change. No work is more urgent right now. We are committed to showing up, listening, engaging in self-reflection, and doing better.