Events
Do you have a bubbe or zayde in a ManorCare nursing home? Do you know someone who does?
ManorCare, one of the largest nursing home chains in the country, was bought out by the Carlyle Group, whose management has made working conditions for nursing home staff undignified and unacceptable.
As part of this year's Labor on the Bimah campaign, JUFJ joined with the Service Employers International Union (SEIU) to demand better treament of workers from Carlyle.
Come out to support those who take care of the most vulnerable members of our community on a daily basis, and tell Carlyle they must change their labor practices!
RSVP to Darya at Darya@jufj.org to tell us you will be there.
Tikkun Leil Shabbat is a songful, soulful Shabbat service featuring a teaching about a social justice issue and followed by a potluck vegetarian dinner. Please bring a vegetarian dish to share.
For more information, click here .
Join JUFJ for the second JCRC sponsored social action conference for synagogue social action committee members.
Networking opportunities for congregations based on location and/or size Skill-building workshop
Community Organizing (By Rabbi Erica Asch, IAF Community Organizer)
All interested in contributing to the developing campaign to establish a worker's center at the Rhode Island Ave Home Depot, please join us on this conference call to talk about:
Please contact Darya@jufj.org for instructions on joining the call.
Join the Tikkun Leil Shabbat community as we prepare for the High Holiday season with learning, desert, and a late night service.
9 pm Havdalah
9:20 pm Workshops
10:30 pm Slichot services
Join the Tikkun Leil Shabbat Community to celebrate the 2nd night of Rosh Hashanah with a songful, soulful service, d'var tikkun, and pot luck dinner.
Jews United for Justice shares information about events & opportunities sponsored by JUFJ allies, or information about local Jewish or inter-faith events and opportunities which concern local social justice issues, local anti-poverty work, or religious teachings about social justice issues.
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