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Sunday, June 10 • 12:00pm - 1:00pm
Long lost mishpoche
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Ricki Mainzer and Susie Beville were each adopted by loving Jewish families as infants, and came to learn about their birth families as adults. Join them in conversation with Ann Wollner as they talk about the journey of discovering these family connections, and their stories which reflect both universal and particularly Jewish concerns.
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Susie Beville

A food and wellness coach, food educator and cooking class facilitator, Susie’s passion lies in the beauty and intricacies of human relationships. Susie, a single mother of two young adults, grew up with the knowledge that she had been adopted through the Jewish welfare system... Read More →
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Ricki Mainzer

Ricki Mainzer was adopted at nine months to a most wonderful Jewish couple who had resigned themselves to a childless life. For nineteen years, she thrived in a nurturing home happily oblivious to the fact. Inspired by her parents’ strong Jewish Identity she teaches History, Shoah... Read More →
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Ann Wollner

Ann is a mother, grandmother, family lawyer and child psychologist. She has a passion for promoting children’s wellbeing and development. She is a specialist in the law relating to International Parental Child Abduction and has interests in family violence, international child protection... Read More →

Sunday June 10, 2018 12:00pm - 1:00pm AEST
H125
  History and Memory, Lecture/Discussion

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