DC Politics Crash Course 101: DC Government
Join us for a fast and furious session on the basics of politics in DC, from who our DC councilmembers are to how a bill becomes a law and how the DC budget works.
Join us for a fast and furious session on the basics of politics in DC, from who our DC councilmembers are to how a bill becomes a law and how the DC budget works.
A budget is a moral document that reveals what our government really values. As budget season approaches, join us for a deeper dive into the budget process in DC and how JUFJ advocates for our values and priorities to be represented the District's spending.
Join JUFJers to meet virtually with Councilmember Robert White. We will have a chance to share our legislative and budget priorities with him and to ask him about his own priorities for the DC Council in the upcoming year.
Join JUFJers to meet virtually with Councilmember Christina Henderson. We will have a chance to share our legislative and budget priorities with her and to ask him about her own priorities for the DC Council in the upcoming year.
The Festival of Phones is a way to tell our legislators that we expect them to put people first and enact a fair and just budget. Sign up to make some calls!
Call on the DC Council to make the paid family and medical leave benefits expansion retroactive!
Call on the DC Council to make the expanded paid family and medical leave benefits accessible sooner!
Join us for a fast and furious session on the basics of politics in DC, from who our DC councilmembers are to how a bill becomes a law and how the DC budget works.
This Sukkot, we're imagining a DC where everyone has access to housing and where we keep our planet safe and beautiful for everyone who lives on it — and we're fighting for that future! Join JUFJ, Sunrise DC, and Councilmember Janeese Lewis George (in a sukkah!) to learn more about the Green New Deal for Housing bill, and how you can help build a more sustainable, affordable DC.
Please join us at a film screening of Ain't No Back to a Merry Go-Round, which is a documentary about the first organized interracial civil rights protest in U.S. history & took place in Montgomery County.
JUFJers should purchase their own tickets on the JCC website.