The World Affairs Council is looking for one more host to welcome a couple Georgian delegates for dinner as a part of our upcoming IVLP group, Disability Rights and Independent Living.

If you’re ready to open your home and heart for this unique opportunity, we’d love to hear from you! Let’s make the world a little smaller—one meal at a time.

Email Emily Rose, International Programs Lead, at erose@cincyworldaffairs.org.

Why Host?

  • Enjoy a meaningful evening of cultural exchange and connection.
  • Share stories and perspectives over a delicious meal.
  • Be part of fostering international understanding right at your dinner table!

What? Join us for an afternoon of interactive, intergenerational connection.

When? June 1 – Cincinnati Friends Meeting

Where? The Grail (Loveland, Ohio)

Why? To cultivate new friendships and grow current friendships. Building on the strength of EquaSion’s Sacred Connections, we have learned about each other’s faith through various programs and we will build on that by learning about one another through facilitated, informal story sharing.

How? Through the first of five interactive, intergenerational experiences, which will include:

  1. A pot-luck meal. Bring a dish to share!
  2. Easy to play games to get people talking and relating
  3. A guided discussion prompt
  4. An engaging discussion and/or story-sharing activity
  5. A time for participants to share gratitude with one another

Questions? Concerns? Let us know! (812) 430-4464 or adam@k4p.org

Register Here

What? Join us for an afternoon of interactive, intergenerational connection.

When? May 4th, 2-4 pm

Where? The Grail (Loveland, Ohio)

Why? To cultivate new friendships and grow current friendships. Building on the strength of EquaSion’s Sacred Connections, we have learned about each other’s faith through various programs and we will build on that by learning about one another through facilitated, informal story sharing.

How? Through the first of five interactive, intergenerational experiences, which will include:

  1. A pot-luck meal. Bring a dish to share!
  2. Easy to play games to get people talking and relating
  3. A guided discussion prompt
  4. An engaging discussion and/or story-sharing activity
  5. A time for participants to share gratitude with one another

Questions? Concerns? Let us know! (812) 430-4464 or adam@k4p.org

Register Here

What? Join us for an afternoon of interactive, intergenerational connection.

When? February 2nd, 2 – 4 PM

March 2 – location TBA

April 6 – location TBA

May 4 – location TBA

Where? Ish (4089 S. Langland St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45211)

Why? To cultivate new friendships and grow current friendships. Building on the strength of EquaSion’s Sacred Connections, we have learned about each other’s faith through various programs and we will build on that by learning about one another through facilitated, informal story sharing.

How? Through the first of five interactive, intergenerational experiences, which will include:

  1. A pot-luck meal. Bring a dish to share!
  2. Easy to play games to get people talking and relating
  3. A guided discussion prompt
  4. An engaging discussion and/or story-sharing activity
  5. A time for participants to share gratitude with one another

Questions? Concerns? Let us know! (812) 430-4464 or adam@k4p.org

Register Here

What? Join us for an afternoon of interactive, intergenerational connection.

When? March 2, 2-4 PM – Westwood First Presbyterian

April 6 – location TBA

May 4 – The Grail (Loveland)

June 1 – Cincinnati Friends Meeting

Where? Westwood First Presbyterian (3011 Harrison Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45211)

Why? To cultivate new friendships and grow current friendships. Building on the strength of EquaSion’s Sacred Connections, we have learned about each other’s faith through various programs and we will build on that by learning about one another through facilitated, informal story sharing.

How? Through the first of five interactive, intergenerational experiences, which will include:

  1. A pot-luck meal. Bring a dish to share!
  2. Easy to play games to get people talking and relating
  3. A guided discussion prompt
  4. An engaging discussion and/or story-sharing activity
  5. A time for participants to share gratitude with one another

Questions? Concerns? Let us know! (812) 430-4464 or adam@k4p.org

Register Here

What? Join us for an afternoon of interactive, intergenerational connection.

When? February 2nd, 2 – 4 PM

March 2 – Westwood First Presbyterian

April 6 – location TBA

May 4 – The Grail (Loveland)

June 1 – Cincinnati Friends Meeting

Where? Ish (4089 S. Langland St. Cincinnati, Ohio 45211)

Why? To cultivate new friendships and grow current friendships. Building on the strength of EquaSion’s Sacred Connections, we have learned about each other’s faith through various programs and we will build on that by learning about one another through facilitated, informal story sharing.

How? Through the first of five interactive, intergenerational experiences, which will include:

  1. A pot-luck meal. Bring a dish to share!
  2. Easy to play games to get people talking and relating
  3. A guided discussion prompt
  4. An engaging discussion and/or story-sharing activity
  5. A time for participants to share gratitude with one another

Questions? Concerns? Let us know! (812) 430-4464 or adam@k4p.org

Register Here

AJC Cincinnati will host its 32nd annual Community Intergroup Seder on Tuesday, April 8, 2025, 11:30a.m.-1:15 p.m. We look forward to welcoming local community leaders and others from diverse backgrounds as we join to commemorate the Passover holiday. Invitations with more information and tickets will be available in early 2025

Tuesday, April 8, 2025

11:30 a.m.–1:15 p.m.

AJC Community Intergroup Seder

Mayerson JCC

Our quarterly Peace Potlucks are a way to gather with neighbors, share food, and chew on subjects of peace and justice. All are invited to bring a dish to share and hear from members of the Cincinnati Language Services Cooperative about the importance of Language Justice.

The Cincinnati Language Services Cooperative (CLSC) is a worker-owned cooperative whose mission is to ensure that all members of the community have full access to participation in its social, economic, political, and spiritual life, regardless of the language they speak. Interpretation into Spanish and French provided.

Peace Potluck
Wednesday, December 11
6:00 – 8:00 PM
Peaslee Neighborhood Center

The Hindu Temple of Greater Cincinnati is hosting a pickleball tournament.

AJC Cincinnati will celebrate its 30th annual Community Intergroup Seder on March 21, 2023. In partnership with the Skirball Museum located on the historic Hebrew Union College campus, this year’s program will feature a Passover-themed art exhibition in addition to aspects of a traditional Passover seder, meaningful conversation and a delicious catered lunch. Rabbi Matthew Kraus will officiate the popular event that will welcome community leaders and others from diverse backgrounds as we join to commemorate the Passover holiday, the Jewish exodus from slavery to freedom.

Tuesday, March 21
11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.

Skirball Museum Cincinnati on the HUC Campus

Space is limited so register here and reserve your seat today.