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SUMMARY:FJMC International Annual Men's Day Gathering
DESCRIPTION:Scroll Down for Registration Form\n\n\n\nFJMC International Ann
 ual Men’s Day Gathering (IMDG)\nWhat Men Carry\nSunday\, November 15\, 2
 026\n8:30 AM PT - 4:45 PM PT\n11:30 AM ET - 7:45 PM ET\n\n\nA Day of Men
 ’s Mental Health\, Conversation &amp\; Connection\nWhat are men carrying
  that we rarely talk about? What do we need from one another\, and where c
 an we find the support\, friendship\, and understanding we deserve? Join F
 JMC International for a free\, virtual day of meaningful conversations\, e
 xpert insights\, and opportunities to connect with other men. \nCome for 
 one session or spend the day with us!\nSee the IMDG 2026 flyer!\n\n\n\n\n\
 nOur featured speakers include:\n\n 	Dr. Assael Romanelli\, LCSW\, LMFT\, 
 co-founder of The Potential State\, exploring relationships\, fatherhood\,
  and emotional connection.\n 	Galit Romanelli\, PhD candidate and co-found
 er of The Potential State\, examining intimacy\, friendship\, and belongin
 g.\n 	Dan Rickman\, founder of Get Men Talking\, encouraging men to break 
 through silence and build meaningful connections.\n 	Gary Katz\, PhD\, Exe
 cutive Vice President\, facilitating a meaningful conversation about grief
 \, loss\, and moving forward.\n 	Rabbi Noam Raucher\, Executive Director o
 f FJMC International\, leading our closing conversations about what men ne
 ed now.\n\n\n\n\nThe day's conversations:\n11:30 AM ET — Meeting in Trut
 h: What We Carry\, What We Hide\, and What We Need\n\nOpening internationa
 l panel with Galit and Dr. Assael Romanelli.\n\n1:00 PM ET — Get Men Tal
 king\n\nWith Dan Rickman.\n\n2:15 PM ET — Around the Fire: Fathers\, Son
 s &amp\; Family\n\nWith Dr. Assael Romanelli.\n\n3:15 PM ET —  Lecture:
  Judaism and Masculinity\n\n4:15 PM ET — Around the Fire: Grief\, Loss &
 amp\; Moving Forward\n\nWith Gary Katz\, PhD. \n\n5:30 PM ET — Around t
 he Fire: Loneliness\, Friendship &amp\; Belonging\n\nWith Galit Romanelli.
 \n\n6:45 PM ET — Closing Men's Groups: What Do I Need Now?\n\nWith Rabbi
  Noam Raucher.\n\n\n\nDr. Assael Romanelli\, LCSW\, LMFT and Galit Romanel
 li are the co-founders of The Potential State\, where they teach couples\,
  groups\, congregations and Jewish professionals practical relational skil
 ls for a life worth sharing. He is a couples and family therapist\, she is
  a coach and facilitator. Through their Yachasim initiative they teach app
 lied relational Judaism across the American Jewish community. They have be
 en married 15 years and live in New Jersey with their two kids.\n\nGalit R
 omanelli is a qualitative researcher\, relationship expert\, and facilitat
 or of change. \n\nShe is currently completing her PhD in Gender Studies at
  Bar Ilan University\, where her research focuses on maternal identity thr
 ough infant feeding. \n\nShe is co-founder of The Potential State\, where 
 she teaches individuals and couples how to playfully navigate their relati
 onships for a life worth sharing. \n\nHer background in gender shapes her 
 work promoting gentle advocacy\, fostering equitable relationships\, and a
 pplied practices for real connection. \n\nDr. Assael Romanelli\, LCSW\, L
 MFT is a relational artist. \n\nHe is a couples and family therapist\, Jew
 ish relational educator\, author and improviser\, with a PhD on teaching i
 mprovisational skills to therapists. \n\nFor 20 years he has been working 
 with men\, in individual\, couple and family therapy\, men’s circles\, a
 nd workshops helping them widen their emotional range and feel free togeth
 er. \n\nHe is co-founder of The Potential State\, which he runs with his w
 ife Galit\, and of Yachasim\, their initiative for applied relational Juda
 ism. He writes for Psychology Today and lives in New Jersey with his two k
 ids.\n\n\n\nThank you for your participation. We look forward to seeing yo
 u virtually at our event.\n\nIn Brotherhood\,\nFJMC Webinar &amp\; Affinit
 y Group Committee\n\n\n\n&nbsp\;\n\n\nFJMC Webinars are offered free of c
 harge to our members and guests. To help defray the administrative costs o
 f this program\, please consider making a donation to FJMC in honor of "
 Webinar Kudos."\n\n\n\n\nAll Upcoming Online Events\nand All Previous Pro
 grams on YouTube\nFJMC Home\nIf you're already a member of FJMC\, please 
 login to auto-fill your form fields.\n[ninja_form id='72']\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\
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