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  • Make Art for a Free DC!

    DC

    Make art, build community, and fight for a free DC with JUFJ and our partners.

  • Labor on the Bimah graphic featuring a schul wearing a yellow construction hat!

    Labor on the Bimah 2025

    Join JUFJers from across our region to learn about labor and economic justice.

  • We are all DC graphic featuring pixelated protestors in the foreground, "we are all DC" in the background (letters are in both stripes of the DC flag). "Stop the Trump Takeover" is on the foreground.

    We Are All DC Shabbat Service

    DC

    Join us and our partners for a short Shabbat service in Malcolm X Park immediately before the We Are All DC march begins on September 6.

  • Orthodox Community Meeting graphic: dark blue centered speech blurb with sharp edges that says "orthodox community meeting" and a Baltimore oriole perching on the speech bubble. Baltimore skyline graphic outline in light blues is in the background.

    Orthodox Community Meeting

    Baltimore

    Join JUFJ and other members of the Orthodox Jewish community to learn how to protect our immigrant neighbors and protect our communities.

  • Neighborhood organizing training graphic. Blue background with houses and tree graphics!

    Meet the Moment: Neighborhood Organizing Training

    DC
    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!

  • Mobilize for the Future

    DC

    Join us on Sunday, September 28th for a family-friendly community meeting to connect with other JUFJers, learn about new volunteer options, and discuss our strategies to support our neighbors’ immediate needs and strengthen our ongoing work to build a DC where everyone can thrive.

  • End Homelessness: Sukkot Discussion and Action with Sixth & I

    DC

    At its core, Sukkot is a holiday that forces us to think about the places we reside and the spaces we occupy. Our unhoused neighbors are under attack for simply existing, even while the systems meant to support and house them are being slashed both federally and locally. Join Sixth & I and JUFJ on Thursday, October 9 for a community discussion about Sukkot, homelessness in DC, and the real solutions.

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

    DC

    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

    DC
    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!

  • Neighborhood organizing training graphic. Blue background with houses and tree graphics!

    Meet the Moment: Neighborhood Organizing Training

    DC
    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!

  • Dark navy background featuring a photo of JUFJers and partners at a MD statewide event. A megaphone in yellow is at the near bottom left corner. Cream letters say: "Sunday, November 2: Maryland Statewide Kickoff, 2:30-4:30 PM, Columbia MD." "Maryland Statewide Kickoff" is in very large letters

    Maryland Statewide Kickoff: Community Building and Action

    Maryland State
    Owen Brown Interfaith Center     7246 Cradlerock Way, Columbia, MD

    Join JUFJers from across Maryland at the Owen Brown Interfaith Center in Columbia, MD for a participatory community building and action focused kickoff to our advocacy for the 2026 Maryland legislative session!

  • Montgomery County Parent House Meeting

    Montgomery County Parent House Meeting

    Montgomery County

    Join us for the afternoon to get to know fellow Montgomery County Public School (MCPS) parents, share stories, and discuss current organizing efforts around restorative justice and police-alternatives in MCPS.

  • 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!

  • Maryland Convening: District Organizing

    Maryland Convening: District Organizing

    Maryland State

    Join JUFJers across Maryland as we learn how to educate, mobilize, and activate members of our communities to advance critical legislation and win big during the 2026 legislative session.

  • 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

  • Columbia Heights/Mt. Pleasant Action Group

    TBD

    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

    DC
    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.