Each spring, the JUFJ community comes together to retell the story of Passover and take action on issues in our region. Passover reminds us that our generation, like all generations, has an urgent responsibility to work toward collective liberation right now.
Join JUFJ and partners at Hill Havurah as we break down your ballot for the June elections, laying out what positions are up for election and what power they have over the issues that matter to you. Learn about candidates, ranked choice voting, and using your power to spur your community to elect champions of positive change.
Join us for a Neighborhood Organizing Double-Feature! Meet with a local mutual aid organizer to discuss how we can support street vendors in our community AND learn about what's at stake in this year's local elections, especially in our beloved Ward 1.
JUFJ is closed for Passover. Chag Pesach Sameach!
Bring kids to play and you can learn about JUFJ's parent focused advocacy efforts, including support for the Pay Equity Fund for Early Childhood Educators and Paid Family Leave.
Join JUFJ and partners at Washington Hebrew Congregation as we break down your ballot for the June elections, laying out what positions are up for election and what power they have over the issues that matter to you. Learn about candidates, ranked choice voting, and using your power to spur your community to elect champions of positive change.
Join JUFJ and partners at Sixth & I as we break down your ballot for the June elections, laying out what positions are up for election and what power they have over the issues that matter to you. Learn about candidates, ranked choice voting, and using your power to spur your community to elect champions of positive change.
Join JUFJers in-person for a non-partisan conversation on what's at stake in the 2026 Montgomery County primary election. We'll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, and more.
Join us and partners at Har Sinai-Oheb Shalom Congregation to learn about concrete ways to take action to support our immigrant neighbors.
Join Jews United for Justice for the first meeting of our Shaw and Logan Circle Action Group! Meet neighbors, learn about the history of our neighborhood, and discuss how we want to take action to build a stronger community.
Join us to plan how we will support the local street vendor community and continue building relationship with one another!
Join JUFJers on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what's at stake in the 2026 Montgomery County primary election. We'll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, and more.
Join us for a presentation on immigrant justice work in our community and discuss how we can support migrant neighbors!
Join JUFJ as we break down your ballot for the June elections, laying out what positions are up for election and what power they have over the issues that matter to you. Learn about candidates, ranked choice voting, and using your power to spur your community to elect champions of positive change.
Join our Neighborhood Action Teach-In! Learn about the history of Shaw and Logan Circle and find out how to support the amazing groups in our area who protect neighbors and build a better DC
Join us to connect with neighbors and plan how we will stay engaged with local efforts like mutual aid and supporting migrant community members!
Join JUFJ and other members of the Orthodox Jewish community as we work on issue campaigns, build solidarity within the Baltimore frum community, and strengthen connections with our neighbors throughout Greater Baltimore.
Join us for a deep dive into JUFJ's Parent Organizing and advocacy for DC Families. Take action with us to protect DC Child Care, Paid Leave, and other vital resources!
Join JUFJ and other members of the Orthodox Jewish community as we work on issue campaigns, build solidarity within the Baltimore frum community, and strengthen connections with our neighbors throughout Greater Baltimore.
