On the Map – a film screening – April 15
Date: 
Saturday, April 15 at NEW TIME 8:00pm (8:30pm movie start)
Location: Building Q Auditorium at Qualcomm, 6455 Lusk Blvd
San Diego, CA 92121
Tickets: $10 per person. Tickets will NOT be available for purchase at the door. Please purchase your tickets here.
A screening of the movie “On the Map“. Dani Menkin’s documentary recounts the inspiring tale of the Israeli national basketball team’s 1977 win of the European Cup. The screening will be followed by a Q &A session with Dani Menkin, the Director, Writer and Producer of the movie. The movie is in Hebrew and English with English subtitles. The event is suitable for kids as well.
Movie Reviews:
This event hosted by Science Abroad and Tarbuton.
יום שבת בערב, אפריל 15 יוקרן הסרט אנחנו על המפה של הבמאי הישראלי דני מנקין המתגורר בלוס אנג’לס. דני יתארח בהקרנה וישתתף בפאנל שאלות מיד לאחר הסרט. הסרט פתוח לכל המשפחה והעלות הינה סימלית בלבד – $10 לכרטיס. כרטיסים לא ימכרו ביום הארוע, אז אנא הרשמו בהקדם דרך הלינק שנשלח בקרוב. פרטים על הסרט תוכלנה לקרוא בלינק למטה
https://www.onthemapfilm.com/
הסרט יוקרן ב –
Building Q Auditorium
6455 Lusk Blvd, San Diego, CA 92121
בשיתוף פעולה שׁל התרבותון ScienceAbroad
והוא פתוח לציבור.
Transforming Jewish San Diego One Idea at a Time – Hackathon May 7 – #hackjewishwest
WHAT: Jewish or Israeli project founders let’s HACK Jewish San Diego and help you launch a project to enrich Jewish life in San Diego. Learn to pilot, fund, and increase your impact. Launch this year!
IDEA BOARD: Not sure what we mean? Check out the Startup18 Idea Board of innovation we love from around the country. http://www.startup18.org/#idea-board
WHO: Jewish and/or Israeli project founders, business coaches (entrepreneurs and more)
WHY GET INVOLVED? Meet other project founders improving our communities, and enriching Jewish life in San Diego. Provide program ideas for the community through one of our Idea round tables. Be a Pro bono advisor engaging project founders in the Jewish community leveraging through strengths, skills and experience. Donors can hear about innovative work that needs further nurturing and be a part of building a stronger and more engaged Jewish San Diego.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? 3 Jewish community engagement projects will be selected for grants sponsored by the Covenant Foundation. Two additional projects led by Israeli-Americans or related to Israel will be selected for grants sponsored by the Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation. Project founders are encouraged to participate in a Startup18 social venture lab program this year.
ASK US ABOUT: Project founders, Coaches and/or investors serious about getting involved and making a difference? Ask us about being involved in the Idea Slam on 1/8/2017, program Idea Round Tables and the Hackathon on 5/7/2017. info@startup18.org
Jewish Engagement Lab Encourages Innovation Feb 23
YA KNOW WHAT’S HARD?
Starting something new on your own!
Join the Jewish Engagement Lab
We can help you, while you help the community. This group inspires, encourages and supports Jewish innovation in San Diego.
FEBRUARY WORKSHOP: We’ve covered the importance of piloting, this month we’ll workshop as a group several of our own Lab project founders ideas and give them feedback, answer their questions, and challenge them with recommendations. Volunteer to be our first Idea Round Table participants.email Jennie@startup18.org if you want to present your pilot idea at this meeting. We will take up to 3 and allocate 15 minutes each.
In addition, we’ll talk about Covenant Foundation, Hadassah and new Natan Grants. Deadlines for Covenant Foundation and Hadassah are Feb. 10 and 21 respectively. New Natan Grants for projects dealing with Hate, Russian community programs and Books are in March. We’ll talk about the nuances of each and answer questions you have about the Foundations and their focus and past grantees.
MORE ON STARTUP18 AND PLANS IN 2017
5 Projects will receive $2500 grants each May 7th, 2017!
WHAT: A workshop for Jewish or Israeli project founders to help you launch a project to enrich Jewish life in San Diego or a public benefit nonprofit of any kind. Learn how to pilot your project, find funding, and increase your impact. Get going and launch your idea this year!
WHO: Jewish and/or Israeli project founders, pro bono coaches and/or donors.
WHY GET INVOLVED? Meet other project founders dedicated to personal growth, improving our communities, and enriching Jewish life in San Diego. Pro bono coaches engage with members in the Jewish community leveraging your strengths, skills and experience. Donors hear about innovative work that needs further nurturing and be a part of building a stronger and more engaged Jewish San Diego.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? 3 Jewish Community projects will be selected by their peers involved in the process from January-May for grants sponsored by the Covenant Foundation. Two additional projects led by Israeli-Americans or related to Israel will be selected at the Hackathon for grants sponsored by the Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation. To be eligible, projects must participate in some meaningful ways in either our Idea Slam on 1/8/2017, the Jewish Engagement Lab or small discussion circles leading up to the Hackathon on 5/7/2017.
Questions? 858-201-6094 – info@startup18.org – www.startup18.org
SUPPORTED BY
Covenant Foundation, PresenTense, the Adam and Gila Milstein Family Foundation
IDEA SLAM & HACKATHON CO-HOSTS
Tarbuton, Jewish Federation of San Diego County, Leichtag Foundation
San Diego Israel and Jewish 