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The Overlap Program Series

Discovering Common Ground Through Culture


Celebrate cultural diversity through comedy, music, art, literature and film as we bring together communities and creators from different backgrounds. The Overlap reminds us that the differences that divide us are far smaller than the common ground we share. This program is generously funded by the Sam Berman Charitable Foundation and presented in collaboration with the David Posnack JCC’s George Gottlieb Institute, and the Jewish Federation of Broward County.   


Upcoming Overlap Programs


Milo Todd - The Lilac People

Author Milo Todd will present his book, The Lilac People: A Trans History of the Weimar Republic, an engaging exploration of LGBTQ+ life in Germany between 1919 and 1933. Presented by the DPJCC, Keshet, Our Fund and the Miami Beach Holocaust Memorial

Wednesday, October 28, 2026
10:30AM-12:30PM 




Rudolf Vrba presented by Rabbi Tuffs
Rabbi Allan Tuffs explores the remarkable story of Rudolf Vrba, one of the first Jews to escape Auschwitz and warn the world about the Holocaust. This powerful conversation examines courage, testimony and resistance. Rabbi Tuffs will also share highlights from his recent trip to Poland, where he retraced Vrba's journey from Auschwitz to Žilina, Slovakia.

Tuesday, November 3, 2026
11:00AM



Shura by Dr. Batia Cohen 

Dr. Batia Cohen shares her newest book. Shura tells the incredible true story of her husband's grandmother, Shura, and other WWII survivors. In partnership with Stirling Road Library.

Tuesday, December 1, 2026
10:30AM

 

 

Learn more about all our upcoming cultural arts programs!


As part of the Overlap, we are offering free learning sessions and tours to the Mania and Max Nudel Holocaust Learning Center. 
For details contact Nancy Cohen at ncohen@dpjcc.org or call (954) 434-0499 ext. 1114
Learn more about our state of the art Holocaust Learning Center. Click to Reserve Your Tour

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