Didn't make it to the Second North American Conference on Judaism and Human Rights? Or maybe you were there, but want a written record of some of the material that we heard. Either way, you can immerse in the experience via the 21,000+ words I've blogged over the course of the conference. (!)

There are two easy ways to access all of this content. You can go to my RHR 2008 category page, which contains all of the conference-related posts I made; or you can click on one of the links below to go directly to information about, and impressions of, a given session or panel. Thanks again to RHR-NA for inviting me to blog for them, and to everyone who helped to bring the conference to life!

• Zionism, Israel and Human Rights
• Abrahamic Religions and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
• Muslim text study / conversation
• Introduction to the vision and program of RHR-NA
• Something There Is That Doesn't Love A Wall
• Torture in Jewish Laws and Values
• Renewing America's Commitment to Human Rights
• The Dignity of Work and the Indignity of Slavery
• Religious Jew, Seculiar Zionist: R' Art Green on Jewish Theology and Israel
• Beyond Guantanamo: Ending U.S.-Sponsored Torture

• Closing reflections

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