Culture Morning, Coffee, and Pastry | Brain Research
Date:
Sunday (today)
August 16, 11:00 in the morning – 12:30 in the afternoon
© Makore Events 2025
A fascinating lecture on memory and forgetting taking place at the Ramat Aviv Green Community Center. A lecturer with a rich background will share with the audience a presentation on the roles of memory and forgetting in everyday life. In addition to the lecture, coffee and pastries will be served in a community atmosphere.
Morning of Culture, Coffee, and Pastry at the Ramat Aviv HaYeruha Community Center
What do we really remember?
Why does forgetting sometimes help us?
And how is memory constructed in our brain?
We invite you to a fascinating lecture on the topic:
“Between Memory and Forgetfulness – Why Do We Need to Remember?”
During the lecture, we will embark on a fascinating journey to the brain regions where memory is built, understand its role in daily life, and realize why forgetting also has an important and significant role.
The lecture will be delivered by a lecturer with a rich background in philosophy, psychology, and educational counseling. She holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of Haifa, with previous degrees in Psychology and Educational Counseling from Tel Aviv University and Bar Ilan University. She teaches at Levinsky College and is a consultant in the field of formal education.
Duration of the lecture: 90 minutes | Two academic hours
Join us for a morning of knowledge, culture, coffee, and pastry in a pleasant community atmosphere.
Sunday | 16.8 | 11:00
At the Ramat Aviv HaYeruha Community Center
We look forward to a morning of culture, curiosity, and good company.
Accessible entrance via Kfar Yona Street 12.
