Join JUFJ Baltimore, in partnership with several local synagogues and Interfaith Action for Human Rights to learn about the overuse of solitary confinement in Maryland's prisons.
Join JUFJ activists for breakfast before we kick off our campaign to protect our immigrant neighbors!
Join us as we kick off our campaign to pass a Trust Act in Montgomery County!
Join JUFJ Baltimore at our first monthly Community Convening! We'll share Jewish learning, and take action together on one of our ongoing campaigns.
Get to the polls and VOTE! You do not need to be registered with a party to vote in the board of education elections.
Immigrant families in Baltimore and around the country are under attack. Join us for a special Shabbat service in honor of a national day of action for immigrant families.
Never again is now. We grieve deeply for the families torn apart and children kidnapped from their parents by our own government. Join JUFJ and our partners HIAS, Bend the Arc, and NCJW for the Rally to Keep Families Together this Saturday/Shabbat, if it is consistent with your practice.
On July 1, water rates in Baltimore will increase by 9.5%, and 52% of Baltimoreans will pay more than they can afford for this basic human right. These rates are unacceptable, and we won't allow our friends and neighbors to pay even more for what they need to live. Join us at a coalition press conference as we demand that our city provides safe, affordable water for all Baltimoreans. Wear your JUFJ buttons/swag! We'll be handing out the signs that we prepared at our last community convening.
Join JUFJ Baltimore at our monthly community convening! Each convening is a space for you to connect with other JUFJ leaders and supporters, stay updated on our ongoing projects, and take action with us on one of our campaigns. All are welcome.
We will have light refreshments!
The Baltimore Police Department desperately needs reform. Come to our community forum to learn what is being done, and to tell us what you see actually happening with police on our streets. Together, we have already taken steps to reduce police violence and increase transparency. Let's figure out our next steps together.
Join Hinenu: the Baltimore Justice Shtiebl and Jews United for Justice for a celebration of Tu B'Av that reminds us to show love for our fellow humans through acts of solidarity. Bring a dessert to share, and watch 'Pride' (2014), a heartwarming movie about that time a group of LGBTQ+ people from London started a solidarity organization to support striking miners in Wales during the UK Miners' Strike in the '80s.
Join us on Monday, August 6th for the introduction and passage of Council President Jack Young’s charter amendment to ban water privatization in Baltimore!
Join the MoCo Trust Act team video call
Support workers at the Marriott Baltimore Waterfront Hotel. They are calling on their bosses to respect their right to decide whether to unionize, and they deserve a fair process.
Join the JUFJ migrant justice team in our second-ever team meeting. We'll be learning about the work various team members have been involved with around Baltimore, and making a plan for how our team will relate to the movement for migrant justice in the city.
This event has been canceled.
Join JUFJ Baltimore at our August convening! Here, you can gather in community with other JUFJniks following the Nazis' 2nd Unite the Right Rally on August 12. Also, to honor the month of Elul, we will reflect together using both traditional Jewish and community organizing techniques.
We will have light refreshments.
Join the check-in call to learn about the status of the Montgomery County Trust Act campaign.
Join JUFJ and our campaign partners for a panel discussion on how the Trust Act will improve healthcare for immigrant residents of Montgomery County.
Join JUFJ activists from across DC and Maryland to discuss "EVICTED: Poverty and Profit in the American City" by Matthew Desmond. We'll use the book to explore our local affordable housing crisis and get ready for our Sukkot event, Struggle for Shelter, including a trip to the EVICTED exhibit at the National Building Museum.
