Aug 2010
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SCoJeC Director Ephraim Borowski, and Public Affairs Officer Leah Granat met the Solicitor General, Frank Mulholland QC, to continue discussions about alternative methods of post-mortem examination. Click here to read a report.
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Jun 2010
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SCoJeC and the Community Safety Unit of the Scottish Government have been discussing a project to find out more about the experience of Jewish people in Scotland. Click here to read a report.
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Jun 2010
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SCoJeC's AGM was held at the Jewish Community Centre in Giffnock. Click here to read a report.
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Jun 2010
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SCoJeC organised a meeting between medical experts, Crown Office, a member of the Scottish Parliament Justice Committee, and representatives of the Jewish and Muslim communities to discuss alternatives to surgical post-mortem. Click here to read a report
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Jun 2010
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Click here for photos of the summer barbecue at Dundee Synagogue!
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Jun 2010
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SCoJeC Director Ephraim Borowski was interviewed on "Good Morning Scotland" about the Jewish Community's view of the "Gaza flotilla". Click here to hear a recording.
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Apr 2010
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In advance of the General Election, SCoJeC has joined 55 other organisations in signing an
interfaith pledge of unity and solidarity. Click here to find out more.
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Apr 2010
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SCoJeC, in association with Strathclyde Police and Maccabi Scotland, organised an "ACT Now" event for youth leaders to discuss community safety issues in the context of a fictitious terrorist incident. Click here to read a report.
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Mar 2010
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Click here to read Scotland's Jews: Community and Political Challenges by SCoJeC Director Ephraim Borowski, and former Chair Kenneth Collins (published by the Institute for Global Jewish Affairs)
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Mar 2010
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SCoJeC Director Ephraim Borowski was one of the invited speakers at a Conference organised by the Solicitor General and ACPOS, to mark the commencement of new legislation creating a statutory aggravation for hate crime. Click here to read a report.
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Jan 2010
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SCoJeC Director Ephraim Borowski and Rabbi Moshe Rubin, the senior Rabbi in Scotland, were amongst faith leaders and community representatives invited to lunch in St Mungo's Museum by the Secretary of State for Scotland, Jim Murphy MP.
Click here to read a report.
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