Advance your skills while learning strategy with our professional instructor Ali Raza.
ASU Jewish Studies: Albert & Liese Eckstein Scholar-in Residence lecture: This program offers a concise, engaging look at the pivotal role East European Jewish bankers played in the development of American finance. From immigrant beginnings to national influence, it highlights how innovation, resilience, and community networks helped shape economic growth while overcoming social and institutional barriers. Participants will gain fresh insight into the intersection of immigration, finance, and Jewish American history.
This class empowers children to feed the body and the mind through the joy of cooking! Each session blends mindfulness techniques with culinary art, fostering a positive mindset while teaching essential kitchen skills. Participants will explore the connection between food, feelings, and focus, all through engaging, hands-on cooking experiences that inspire creativity and well-being.
Join us for a welcoming and supportive gathering designed for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease every second Friday of the month presented by Barrow Neurological Institute. Each month, we come together to share experiences, gain valuable insights, and learn practical tips for improving daily life.
Join us for a welcoming and supportive gathering designed for individuals living with Parkinson’s disease every second Friday of the month presented by Barrow Neurological Institute. Each month, we come together to share experiences, gain valuable insights, and learn practical tips for improving daily life.