Holding it Together – with Donniel Hartman

Identity/Crisis

What does it mean to be “okay” when your community is not? What is the role of an educator in times of moral emergency? And how can we resist turning loyalty into a litmus test for empathy?

In this far-reaching and emotionally charged conversation recorded live in Jerusalem, Yehuda Kurtzer and Donniel Hartman reflect on what it means to lead the Hartman Institute in a moment of profound trauma.


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What does it mean to be “okay” when your community is not? What is the role of an educator in times of moral emergency? And how can we resist turning loyalty into a litmus test for empathy?

In this far-reaching and emotionally charged conversation recorded live in Jerusalem, Yehuda Kurtzer and Donniel Hartman reflect on what it means to lead the Hartman Institute in a moment of profound trauma.


For the latest issue of our award-winning winning journal Sources, click HERE


You can now sponsor an episode of Identity/Crisis. Click HERE to learn more.


JOIN OUR EMAIL LIST FOR MORE HARTMAN IDEAS

2025-07-29 62 min
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