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April 2026 Newsletter: We are Here for You.

Hello Friend,  The 10.27 Healing Partnership was started in response to the October 27, 2018 antisemitic mass shooting in Pittsburgh. Our mission is to attend to the needs of the community that was impacted, including survivors, family members, congregations, and neighbors. Because of the nature of our organization, it can sometimes be unclear who...

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December Newsletter 2025: Sending Care this Chanukah

Hello Friend,  We are horrified and grieving the loss of fifteen people, children and adults, who were killed during Chanukah celebrations on Sunday in Bondi Beach, Australia. We join so many friends in sitting in this heartbreak, and we are holding all who are impacted in our prayers. During this time there are many opportunities to engage in...

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July Newsletter: Staying in the Present Moment this Fourth of July

Hello Friend, Good afternoon! I hope you are staying cool and dry in this summer heat. At the 10.27 Healing Partnership we’ve been preparing new public programming (like the “Photo Album Creating Day” and our “Coping in our Current World” group program) and keeping up recurring favorites, such as sound bathing and weekly yoga....

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May 2025: Welcoming James

Hello Friend,  I am excited to introduce you to James Bowen, our new part-time clinical therapist at the 10.27 Healing Partnership! James will be seeing individual clients, supporting those who visit our center, and leading groups and therapeutic programs. Pennsylvania is James’ home state, but they spent over a decade in Olympia and Vermont before returning to...

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Newsletter April 2025: Welcoming Elana

Hello Friend,Many 10.27 Healing Partnership staff members are feeling hopeful about the fast-approaching spring! While I am a winter person myself, I still appreciate the changing of the seasons and the inevitable flow of nature. With spring comes change, and at the 10.27 Healing Partnership we are experiencing some very welcome changes. We have two new part-time staff...

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August 2024 Newsletter: Remember, Educate, and Combat Hate

Hello Friend, Since October 27, 2018, family members and survivors of the synagogue shooting have been honoring the memories of those who were killed by speaking out against hate and spreading messages of kindness and inclusion. Following in the footsteps of Holocaust survivors, Oct. 27th families and survivors have now created REACH, a new outlet for reclaiming agency and sharing their stories...

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Newsletter February 2024: Resiliency-Building through Movement

Hello Friend,  When building resiliency and fostering healing, the 10.27 Healing Partnership looks towards all facets of what it means to be human: our minds, our spirits, our relationships with others, and our bodies. Sometimes our bodies take a back seat when it comes to mental health and resiliency. However, just...

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September Newsletter: Waiting and Journeying

Hello Friend,This week, many of us celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the beginning of the Jewish year and of the parade of autumnal Jewish holidays.  The turning of the seasons and these different cultural and religious markers of change can allow us to consider from a new perspective the transitions in our lives and world. I reflect upon how so many people waited with anticipation for...

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August Newsletter: Dignity and Humanity

Hello Friend, During trial we witnessed both pain and acts of deep humanity. We were honored to experience so many moments of care: from the bus driver who drove families and survivors to and from the courthouse every day who had a hug ready for every person, to the sharing within our center of cherished memories of those who were taken. Court security officers learned our names, and in both...

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June Newsletter: A Marathon Not a Sprint

Hello Friend, Good afternoon. Thank you to everyone who has contributed to this journey over the last phase of the trial; we and those at court have received incredible gestures of care. These include art and letters from students, from preschoolers to highschoolers, blue plush clouds to be used as stress balls at court sewn by volunteers, baked goods and candy, and donated meals...

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