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This exercise, which can be used during the Passover Seder, invites participants to use Compassionate Listening to engage the “wicked” child in a new and different way. These skills can then be applied to our own difficult conversations.

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Amy Eilberg

Rabbi Dr. Amy Eilberg made history in 1985 as the first woman ordained as a Conservative rabbi by the Jewish Theological Seminary. A spiritual director, educator, and peacebuilding advocate, she previously directed the Pardes Rodef Shalom Communities Program, promoting constructive dialogue and conflict resolution within Jewish communities. She is the author of From Enemy to Friend: Jewish Wisdom and the Pursuit of Peace and teaches widely on Jewish spirituality, Mussar, and social justice.

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How Do We Engage the “Wicked” Child Differently? Seder Activity

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