At The Well's Global New Moon Circle is inspired by Rosh Chodesh — a time to gather, set intentions for the month, and connect.
Join us for a very special Global New Moon Circle in partnership with Jewtina y Co. Every month, we gather together, rooted in the Jewish tradition of Rosh Chodesh, where women* come together to reset, reflect, and connect under the new moon. This month, as we enter Cheshvan, we’ll take a journey through the past, present, and future, integrating all we’ve experienced during the busy holiday season and coming home to ourselves. Together we’ll explore the transformative practice of reflecting through ancestral wisdom and with some of the earth's greatest teachers.
Beginners welcome! Come immerse yourself in the sacred energy of community. With gentle guided practices and teachings, you'll feel more in tune with your body, the moon, and the rhythms of the Hebrew calendar.
*Our events welcome women and nonbinary folks, 18+, of all identities, backgrounds, and spiritual traditions.
In this circle, we will...
Reset: Ground yourself in the spiritual energy of the month, and bring this wisdom into your body with a guided present-moment awareness mindful practice.
Reflect: Discover how the themes of Cheshvan resonate in your life and the month ahead.
Transform: Share openly in small groups, and be seen and heard in a loving, authentic space.
Come together with the At The Well team, a global community, and our special co-hosts for an unforgettable evening. Together, we’ll create a space of healing and transformation that only this kind of community can provide.
Each $18 ticket supports the life-changing work of At The Well and allows us to make this monthly gathering a sustainable offering. If this cost represents a financial hardship, please email hello@atthewellproject.com.
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Jewtina y Co. is dedicated to nurturing Latin-Jewish community, identity, leadership and resiliency. We work to create a thriving future where Latin-Jews are seen, heard, celebrated, and empowered to lead—shaping inclusive and resilient Jewish and Latin communities across North America through meaningful programming, cultural celebration, and community building.
Kimberly Ariella Dueñas is a founding member of Jewtina y Co. where she currently serves as Director of Learning, overseeing culturally responsive programming focused on community, identity, leadership, and well-being. As a certified yoga teacher, she integrates wellness practices into her work as an access point for healing, growth, and empowerment within the Latin-Jewish community. Kimberly Ariella was born into a multiracial home and has traced the roots of her dynamic Jewish identity to rural El Salvador, and across Europe. She celebrates her family’s generational practice of farming and baking, which has inspired her heart-led, earth-informed approach to guiding others in developing deeper connections to their multicultural identities.
Violeta Castro Stolpen (she/ella) is a proud Mexican-American Jewtina immigrant who serves as Director of Operations-NYC for Jewtina y Co., where she nurtures Latin-Jewish community and leadership. Drawing from her family's diverse, multicultural customs and ancestral wisdom, Violeta creates spaces for connection and celebration that honor both Jewish and Latin traditions. As a PUENTES Fellowship alumna and current fellow of JOIN's Jews of Color Organizing Fellowship, she is dedicated to building inclusive communities where historically marginalized voices are seen, heard, and empowered to lead. Violeta brings her passion for community healing and transformation to everything she does, from her work supporting entrepreneurs and families to her service on boards for Jewish Family Services of Delaware and Tiyuv. A mother of two young children, she believes home is wherever love and community flourish.
Special co-hosts from Jewtina TBA!
We're here to support your journey to wholeness throughout every stage of your life. At The Well is spreading the word about Jewish rituals that can help you connect more deeply — to yourself, to your body, and to community.
