He is on the clinical faculty at Rosalind Franklin University/Chicago Medical School and the University of Chicago.įollow this link for a full transcript of the video. Sinai and Holy Cross Hospitals/Sinai Health System in Chicago. As an emergency medicine physician, he practices at Mt. He and his family have been active members of non-denominational, peer-led chavurot over the last 30 years. He is a founding member of the Progressive Chevra Kadisha in the Chicago Area. Michael Slater is the Board President of Kavod v’Nichum, (Honor and Comfort,a North American non-profit organization that provides funeral, burial and mourning education and resources for Chevra Kadisha groups and the Jewish community.
The innovative ideas presented in the talks provide food for thought, sparking follow up discussions and activities that encourage investment in Jewish life. The talks explore the central themes of Jewish religious Engagement, Literacy, and Identity, presented in light of their presenters own work, personal experiences, or Jewish or secular texts.ĮLI Talks are meant to inspire Jewish people to become active participants of Jewish life and community – they are the starting point for new dialogue and exploration within the Jewish community. Learn more about Jewish traditions around death, funeral, burial and mourning, by checking out these links to articles on our web site:ĮLI talks are highly produced, 12-minute presentations on innovative ideas and inspired Jewish concepts. You can use this video to begin a discussion as an introduction to an adult education class or as an introduction to a Jewish death cafe. You may want to use this video to educate others in your community – for example, your synagogue board, education committee or religious practices committee your local hospice or Jewish Family Services. We hope that you found this ELI talk helpful and informative. Michael Slater, DO is a family medicine specialist in Amherst, NY and has over 19 years of experience in the medical field. In a talk that is part memoir, part history, part communal call-to-action, we see the wisdom of Judaism as not only life-affirming, but death-affirming, as well. Michael Slater, has a very different approach. On Saturday, he was taken to Manly Police Station and the Police have also applied for an interim apprehended violence order to protect the woman.In much of society today, death is to be avoided at all costs – in polite company and modern medicine alike. According to court documents, Slatter is banned from drinking alcohol or taking drugs not prescribed by a doctor and cannot approach or be in her company for at least 12 hours after drinking or taking illicit drugs or even be within 100m of the woman’s home or workplace. Slater has also been prohibited from assaulting, threatening, stalking, harassing or intimidating the 53-year-old woman.
Slater had been granted bail after facing charges, which include assault, stalking and intimidation and now breaching bail. The 52-year-old former Australian batsman and cricket commentator was arrested after a woman made multiple calls about an alleged disturbance last Thursday night, from a Freshwater home on Sydney’s northern beaches. Michael Slater has been rushed the hospital for a mental health assessment barely hours after he was arrested for allegedly breaching bail.
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