JUFJers keep pursuing justice even when it's not safe to pursue it indoors. Join us in Annapolis every Tuesday morning during the 2022 Maryland General Assembly legislative session as we stand outside the state house to remind our Senators and Delegates how much we care about paid family and medical leave, transforming public safety, renters' rights, court and prison reform, and immigrant rights.
Join Jews United for Justice and Oseh Shalom on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.
Join Jews United for Justice, Adat Shalom, Am Kolel, and Kehila Chadasha on Zoom for a non-partisan conversation on what’s at stake in the upcoming local primary elections. We’ll walk through which elected offices are on the ballot, who is running, why these offices matter, when the elections are happening, where your new districts are, and how you can be part of shaping Maryland and Montgomery County and making concrete improvements in the lives of everyone in our community.
Join us for our next Racial Equity and Policing Team meeting to get updates about current campaigns and take action together. Everyone is welcome!
Come text bank with us as we recruit our community to take final action on our key priorities and join our big celebration for Sine Die (the end of the legislative session)!
Join us to celebrate Sine Die: the last day of the 2022 Maryland General Assembly session!
Join us for our next Housing Team meeting to get updates about current affordable housing campaigns and take action together.
Join the Silver Spring Justice Coalition for a demonstration highlighting the relationship between mental health, race, disability, and police violence and protesting the recent decision not to bring criminal charges against the Montgomery County Police officers who killed Ryan LeRoux.
