JCC Greenwich will host the annual Women’s Education Symposium on Wednesday, March 2, 9:15 a.m. – 12 noon at a private home. The symposium will open with a keynote address by Zion Uness, an Ethiopian Jew who crossed thousands of kilometers on foot from Ethiopia to Sudan and was airlifted to Israel in 1984 as part of Operation Moses. He will speak on the topic of “Migration, Minorities and Human Potential: The Journey from Ethiopia to International Spokesman.” Participants may choose from three breakout sessions (11 a.m. – noon): “How Ten Jews Colored Avant-Garde Art” led by Beth S. Gersh Nesic; “The New Passover Menu” led by Paula Shoyer; and “Tradition and the Formation of the Talmud” led by Dr. Moulie Vidas.

Registration is $60 in advance, $72 at the door. Register online at jccgreenwich.org or call (203) 552-1818. For more information: tracy@ujafedgreenwich.org.