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  • Protect Tenants’ Rights: Sukkot Discussion and Action with NSP

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    At its core, Sukkot is a holiday that forces us to think about the places we reside and how important stable housing is to our ability to live and thrive. Tenant organizing is a key tool in the movement to ensure a safe, steady home for everyone in DC, and it's under attack. Join New Synagogue Project and JUFJ on Sunday, October 12 for a community discussion about Sukkot and tenants' rights in DC.

  • DC Political Education and Training Team

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    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    If you’re excited about helping people grow and learn, this is the team for you! In the inaugural meeting of our new Political Education and Training Team, we'll discuss our plans and vision for our work together, and get excited about the skills we'll build in ourselves and other JUFJers!

  • Meet the Moment: Neighborhood Organizing Training

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    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Join JUFJ in DC to learn how to maintain and sustain your own neighborhood organizing group!

  • DC Housing Justice Working Group Meeting

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    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Jewish sacred texts recognize that having safe, stable housing is key to a healthy society. Join our October Housing Justice Working Group meeting in person or on Zoom for a special training with our partners at Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless on their Legal Monitor Program, filling an urgent need for volunteers to witness, document, and film law enforcement interactions with people experiencing poverty and homelessness. You don't have to be a lawyer to participate!

  • DC Political Education and Training Team

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    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Join JUFJers from across DC as we discuss our plans and vision for our work together, build our political analysis skills, and design engaging and effective programs!

  • Dupont Circle/Adams Morgan Action Group

    TBD

    Join us for the first meeting of our Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan Action Group! We are bringing neighbors together to build community and take action around issues that matter most to us. Learn how we can build the power of local organizing together

  • DC Housing Justice Working Group Meeting

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    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Jewish sacred texts recognize that having safe, stable housing is key to a healthy society. Join our October Housing Justice Working Group meeting in person or on Zoom for a special training with our partners at Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless on their Legal Monitor Program, filling an urgent need for volunteers to witness, document, and film law enforcement interactions with people experiencing poverty and homelessness. You don't have to be a lawyer to participate!

  • Columbia Heights/Mt. Pleasant Action Group

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    Join us for the (re)launch of JUFJ's Columbia Heights and Mt. Pleasant Action Group! We are bringing neighbors together to build community and take action around issues that matter most to us. Learn how we can build the power of hyper-local organizing together.

  • The 2025 Heschel Vision Awards

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    Baltimore
    Montgomery County
    Maryland State

    Every year the Heschel Vision Awards brings together JUFJ's community from across our region to connect, celebrate our collective accomplishments, and honor inspiring leaders in our movement. Joyful connection and inspiration help sustain us through times of struggle like these.

    Join us as we honor local leaders who follow in the footsteps of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel z”l (1907-1972) and beloved JUFJ leader Elissa Froman z”l (1983-2013) by fusing deep moral commitments with their activism.

  • DC Housing Justice Working Group Meeting

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    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Jewish sacred texts recognize that having safe, stable housing is key to a healthy society. Join our Housing Justice Working Group meeting to plug into our work to make sure everyone in DC can thrive!

  • DC Political Education and Training Team

    DC
    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Join JUFJers from across DC as we discuss our plans and vision for our work together, build our political analysis skills, and design engaging and effective programs!

  • Dupont Circle/Adams Morgan Action Group: Chanukah Meeting

    TBD

    Join the JUFJ Dupont Circle/Adams Morgan Action Group to celebrate the 4th night of Chanukah, learn about the history of mutual aid, and hear from a DC mutual aid organizer. We can't wait to light candles and learn with you!

  • DC Candlelight Vigil for an End to ICE and Police Violence

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    Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge/Poplar Point
    Washington, DC

    Join JUFJ as we gather with interfaith partners and neighbors to mourn the loss of Renee Nicole Good z"l in Minneapolis and call for an end to abusive law enforcement practices. All are invited to bring photos of love ones or people they know who have been victims of ICE or police violence.

  • DC Political Education and Training Team

    DC
    The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism
    2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC

    Join JUFJers from across DC as we discuss our plans and vision for our work together, build our political analysis skills, and design engaging and effective programs!

  • Room and Board at Board Room

    DC

    Join JUFJ's DC Housing Justice Working Group for a housing-themed board game night at Board Room. We'll have regular board games, and our very own original JUFJ tenants' rights board game!

  • Jobs With Justice and Federal Unionists Network: Vigil for Alex Pretti

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    VA Headquarters
    810 Vermont Ave NW, Washington, DC

    As our constitutional rights continue to be challenged, our actions now will determine whether we can continue to exercise those rights in the future. Alex Pretti sought to protect the vulnerable, whether as an ICU nurse at the VA or a good Samaritan in his community. Please join the Federal Unionists Network, Jobs With Justice, and other partners to honor his life and legacy, and stand in solidarity with Minnesotans who have been braving the elements to fight for their communities.