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Rachel Franklin reflects on what she enjoyed and learned from participating in JUFJ's Purim Action in Baltimore City.

When gun safety opponents invoke the Holocaust to portray themselves as victims of oppression — as SB1 opponents did on their signs and with the stars of David they wore to the hearing — they are [...]

JUFJ — like most organizations and people in our state — believes that all Marylanders should be safe and welcome here. Jewish sacred texts insist that we turn our own historical experiences of [...]

My name is Molly Amster. I am a resident of Baltimore City’s 43rd legislative district, and am the Baltimore Director of Jews United for Justice (JUFJ), which organizes 5,000 people around the [...]

Since January, there's been no movement. DPW and the mayor are capable of addressing the affordability crisis right now with their administrative authority.