Passover is the Jewish celebration of their deliverance from slavery in Egypt as described in the Book of Exodus, and you don't need a god to celebrate that kind of human liberation. The seder, a traditional meal with foods symbolizing the struggle and joy of liberation, is a great way for us to commemorate movements against all forms of oppression from ancient times through today. Join us as we have a seder without a god and demonstrate how the Passover seder can be a universal call for human rights and dignity.

Presented in collaboration with Society for Humanistic Judaism’s HuJews on Campus