Since time immemorial, hundreds of generations of Lisjan Ohlone people have lived here in the East Bay. Over the last 250 years, they have survived three waves of genocide and colonization, and now are working to rematriate their land and revitalize their culture. What does it mean for us as Jews to live on this land? Through exploration of our own Jewish texts and genealogies, the history of colonization in the Bay Area, and contemporary Lisjan testimony and activism, we’ll consider how to partner with local Indigenous communities and deepen our connection to the land we live on.  This workshop will be led by Ariel Luckey and members of JOOL: Jews on Ohlone Land.