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From Darkness to Light: A Personal and National Journey
- Rabbi Leo DeeAuthor, The Seven Facets of Healing and The Business Case for Israel
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Events
Speaker events, briefings, and missions — AIC brings firsthand voices and expert analysis into the civic life of Atlanta. New dates are announced to our community first.
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The record
Past programming
A look back at recent AIC briefings and speaker evenings — with recordings and recaps where we have them.
Virtual
Justice Beyond Borders: Americans Murdered by Terrorists and the Fight for Accountability
· Zoom Webinar
With Arnold Roth, Kathleen Luken, Tal Hartuv, Mark Goldfeder
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Arnold Roth, Kathleen Luken, Tal Hartuv and attorney Mark Goldfeder joined AIC over Zoom to examine why the killers of American citizens have never been tried in a US courtroom, and what would change that.
Virtual
An Evening with Sami Steigmann: Holocaust Survivor and Motivational Speaker (Virtual)
· Zoom Webinar
With Sami Steigmann
A virtual evening with Sami Steigmann, co-hosted for a Rhode Island audience with Israel Brief and the Rhode Island Coalition for Israel — his testimony and E.M.E.T. framework carried live to the community over Zoom.
In person
An Evening with Sami Steigmann: Holocaust Survivor and Motivational Speaker
· Chabad Israeli Center of Atlanta, Atlanta, GA
With Sami Steigmann
Sami Steigmann brought his story of survival and his E.M.E.T. framework — Educate, Motivate, Empower, Tolerance — to a full house at the Chabad Israeli Center of Atlanta, in partnership with Israel Brief.
In person
Bridges of Hope: Standing Together for a Better Tomorrow
· Dunwoody (venue shared after ticketing)
With Uriel Zehavi, Rabbi Mark Zimmerman, Ghazal Mizrahi, JoDavi (Joshua Washington), Mustapha Ezzarghani, Tehran Von Ghasri, Caleiv Jean, George Rishfeld, Surinder Dhar
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Bridges of Hope brought performers and voices from across cultures and faiths — a Persian Jewish vocalist, a soul composer, a Holocaust survivor, a survivor of Kashmir’s ethnic cleansing, and more — together for a night of music, comedy, and shared courage.
In person
An Evening with Yirmiyahu Danzig: Jewish Identity, History & Belonging in a Complex World
· 133 E Wesley Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305
With Yirmiyahu Danzig
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Yirmiyahu Danzig came to Atlanta to talk with the community about Jewish identity, belonging, and confronting antisemitism across Israel and the diaspora.
In person
Israel & the Diaspora in a Changing World: An Evening with Minister Amichai Chikli
· Toco Hills, Atlanta (venue shared upon registration)
With Amichai Chikli
Israel’s Minister for Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, Amichai Chikli, spoke in Atlanta on the changing relationship between Israel and world Jewry and the rise in antisemitism.
In person
Stand-Up for Israel: Daniel-Ryan Spaulding LIVE in Atlanta
· Alpharetta (venue shared upon registration)
With Daniel-Ryan Spaulding
International comedian Daniel-Ryan Spaulding headlined a bold evening of stand-up in support of Israel, with proceeds benefiting AIC’s advocacy, education, and community work.
In person
A Path of Peace in the Field of Battle: An Evening with Lt. Col. (Res.) Amos Davidowitz
· Private residence, Milton, GA (address shared upon registration)
With Amos Davidowitz
Lt. Col. (Res.) Amos Davidowitz spoke at a Milton residence on the roots of today’s conflict and the moral weight of leadership under fire, followed by an open Q&A.
In person
The War That Changed the World: Behind the Scenes of Israel’s 12-Day War with Iran
· Toco Hills, Atlanta (venue shared upon registration)
With Ohad Tal
Knesset member Ohad Tal gave an insider account of Israel’s 12-Day War with Iran and how it reshaped the country’s security and global standing.
In person
Courage in Action: Volunteering and Vigilance for Israel
· Buckhead, Atlanta (venue shared upon registration)
With Sammy Yahood, Yocheved Ruttenberg
Sammy Yahood and Yocheved Ruttenberg, founder of Sword of Iron Israel Volunteers, spoke in Buckhead on turning conviction into action for Israel and the Jewish people.
In person
An Evening of Solidarity and Song
· Atlanta, GA (venue shared upon registration)
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)The community gathered for an evening of music and solidarity.
In person
An Evening with Benaya Cherlow
· Atlanta, GA (venue shared upon registration)
With Benaya Cherlow
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)AIC hosted an in-person evening with Benaya Cherlow.
In person
Israel Advocacy and Insights from Those Who Live It
· Atlanta, GA (venue shared upon registration)
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)A panel on Israel advocacy, with practical insight from people who do the work.
In person
The Extraordinary Journey of a Black, Jewish, Zionist Singer and Spy Whisperer, with Darrell Blocker
· Atlanta, GA (venue shared upon registration)
With Darrell Blocker
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Darrell Blocker shared his story as a Black, Jewish, Zionist singer and spy whisperer.
In person
Fighting the BDS War in the Entertainment Industry, with Lana Melman
· Temple Beth Tikvah (Roswell) and Temple Emanu-El of Atlanta
With Lana Melman
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Author and anti-BDS advocate Lana Melman spoke on how boycott campaigns target Israel through the entertainment industry, and how to answer them.
Virtual
How Putin’s Aggression Has Destroyed Ukrainian Jewry, with Sam Sokol
· Zoom Webinar
With Sam Sokol
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Journalist Sam Sokol joined AIC over Zoom to trace how Putin’s war has devastated Ukrainian Jewry.
In person
Jewish On Campus: What’s Going On in Our Schools and What We Can Do About It
· Atlanta, GA (venue shared upon registration)
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)A community panel on what students face on campus today, and what families and neighbors can do about it.
In person
Israel and the Palestinians: A Deeper Look, with Bassem Eid
· Atlanta, GA (venue shared upon registration)
With Bassem Eid
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)Palestinian human-rights activist and commentator Bassem Eid offered a closer look at Israel and the Palestinians.
Virtual
Legends, Lessons & Legacies: The Jewish Community’s Impact on Birmingham’s Civil Rights Movement
· Zoom Webinar
Watch the recording (opens in a new tab)A look at the Jewish community’s role in Birmingham’s civil rights movement — its legends, lessons, and legacies.
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Attending an AIC event
What to know before you come.
Do AIC events cost anything?
It depends on the event. Some are free and open to the community; others are ticketed — often when the evening doubles as a fundraiser for a specific cause. Each event’s page shows whether there’s a ticket or a suggested gift, along with how to register.
Do I need to register in advance?
Yes — register or RSVP ahead of time on the event’s page. It is how we know to expect you and how we send you the details you need.
How do I find out where the event is?
You get the details when you register: the venue for an in-person event, or the Zoom link for a virtual one, arrives in your confirmation.
Is it safe to attend? What about security?
AIC takes the safety of everyone who comes seriously and arranges appropriate security for its in-person events, working with security professionals. If you have a concern before or during an event, tell a member of the AIC team.
What should I expect at an AIC event?
Most AIC events are speaker evenings and briefings — a firsthand voice or expert on Israel, time for questions, and a chance to meet others in the community. Some run on Zoom, some are in person in metro Atlanta, and a few are missions or delegations. Each event’s page tells you which.
Can I watch an event I missed?
Often, yes. Many past briefings and speaker evenings are recorded and free to watch, with recaps where we have them.
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