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Four Justice Questions for Passover

Four Justice Questions for Passover

by Jewish Center for Justice | Apr 10, 2025 | Children, Criminal Justice Reform, Economic Justice, Featured, Ideas, Immigration, JCJ Blog, Judaism, LGBTQ, Racial Justice, Voting Rights

Each year at Passover, we ask the Four Questions to spark reflection and dialogue. This year, we bring our justice values to the table with four modern questions—grounded in JCJ’s mission to protect the vulnerable, uplift the oppressed, and pursue equity for all....
JCJ Expresses Outrage Over Antisemitic Super Bowl Ad

JCJ Expresses Outrage Over Antisemitic Super Bowl Ad

by Jewish Center for Justice | Feb 10, 2025 | Action - National, Anti-Semitism, Featured, JCJ Blog, Judaism

In response to Kanye West’s Super Bowl commercial, the Jewish Center for Justice has issued the following statement: “The Jewish Center for Justice is outraged that a Super Bowl ad from Kanye West—an openly antisemitic figure—was allowed to air. The commercial...
JCJ Responds to Ceasefire-Hostage Deal

JCJ Responds to Ceasefire-Hostage Deal

by Jewish Center for Justice | Jan 15, 2025 | Anti-Semitism, Featured, Israel, JCJ Blog, Judaism

In response to news that Israel and Hamas agreed to a ceasefire-hostage deal on Wednesday, January 15th, the Jewish Center for Justice issued the following statement: As the details of the hostage deal unfold, we are reminded of the profound weight carried by each...
October 7th: Honoring the Victims

October 7th: Honoring the Victims

by Jewish Center for Justice | Oct 7, 2024 | Anti-Semitism, Featured, Israel, JCJ Blog, Judaism

As we mark one year since the horrifying terror attacks of October 7th, we find ourselves in a moment of reflection—on the grief, the impact, and the resilience we’ve witnessed within our community. For many of us, this past year has brought challenges in how we...
Justice resources for your Passover Seder

Justice resources for your Passover Seder

by Jewish Center for Justice | Apr 4, 2023 | California, Criminal Justice Reform, Economic Justice, Featured, Ideas, JCJ Blog, Judaism, LGBTQ

Each year, we gather around the Seder table to regale friends and family with the story of our ancestors escaping bondage in Egypt. We share stories of Moses’ growth from a boy who doesn’t know his true identity to a leader whom the Israelite people can turn to.  We...
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