Jewish Culture Day to Take Place at Leeds University

Event offers insight into Jewish traditions and community life

Leeds University Union is hosting Jewish Culture Day on Tuesday 4 November, providing an opportunity for students and staff to learn about the diverse traditions, beliefs, and practices of Judaism. The event will run from 11am to 3pm in the LUU Precinct, located just outside the main Union building.

Exploring Jewish heritage on campus

The day features a special exhibition and a series of stalls organised by the Union’s Jewish Society, Jsoc. Attendees can explore various aspects of Jewish life, including religious laws, festivals, and cultural customs. The event aims to offer insight into the experiences of Jewish people from different backgrounds, including those within the university community.

Engagement and education

• Learn about Jewish traditions and everyday practices
• Discover the significance of Jewish festivals and laws
• Engage with members of the Jewish Society through discussions and Q&A
• Gain a broader understanding of Jewish culture and heritage

The event is open to all students and staff, encouraging a welcoming environment for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of Judaism.

Promoting inclusion and respect

Jewish Culture Day is part of the Union’s wider commitment to fostering a multicultural and multi-faith campus community. By providing opportunities to learn about different religions and cultures, the Union aims to strengthen mutual respect and inclusion among students. Understanding diverse backgrounds is seen as a key element in building a supportive and connected university environment.

Through events like this, the Union seeks to celebrate the diversity present on campus and promote a genuine sense of belonging for all students.