We call upon the House of Representatives to pass The John Lewis Voting Rights Act, also called H.R. 4. The Jewish Center for Justice is mobilizing Jewish communities and pro-democracy people of faith in support of The John Lewis Voting Rights Act, which would...
*Photo from www.janeelliott.com* By Allen Schultz On April 5, 1968, a class of white third-grade students from Riceville, Iowa all had the same question for their teacher, Ms. Jane Elliott – why was their “Hero of the Month,” Martin Luther King Jr., killed the day...
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Clergy Council
Build a network of fellow justice minded clergy members. Offer faith-based insights on JCJ resources and insider briefings. Create resources for sermons, text studies, and other educational opportunities.
Lawyer’s Committee
Leverage your legal skills on social justice issues in JCJ’s portfolio. Monitor legislation and help JCJ interpret key legal decisions with advice, strategy, and insights. Work with issue-area experts to help JCJ craft public positions and statements.
Seminary Cohort
Receive social justice focused education in monthly mentor sessions and in-person advocacy trainings. Engage in study and leadership development based on the social justice issues of our tradition. Find your authentic voice and learn why a well-crafted justice rabbinate is so necessary.
College Cohort
Receive personalized mentorship from JCJ Executive Director Rabbi Joel Simonds | Collaborate with college activists and network with JCJ constituents | Hone your passion for Judaism and justice while becoming an on campus leader
Teen Cohort
Learn leadership and advocacy skills alongside other teen activists | Attend events, rallies, lobby meetings, and conferences in Los Angeles and throughout California | Participate in advocacy sessions from the JCJ office monthly
