Reflection on Shavuot and Keeping Baltimore Renters Housed
Rachel Franklin reflects on what she enjoyed and learned from participating in JUFJ's Purim Action in Baltimore City.
In Action Alerts, Budget Advocacy, DC Affordable Housing, DC Economic Justice, Just Recovery DC, Washington, DC
Posted Action Alert: No Tax Cuts for DC Millionaires
Tell the DC Council: No Tax Cuts for Multi-Millionaires, Keep Working Families in Their Homes
Action Alert: Baltimore’s budget must support renters
Baltimore City's budget must invest in safe, fair, affordable housing to assist the Black renters disproportionately at risk of eviction.
#TestimonyTuesday: JUFJ Testimony on Baltimore City FY24 Preliminary Budget
Nowhere are the values of our leaders more clearly stated than in the budget they produce and pass.
By Rudy Malcom
In Budget Advocacy, Education, Montgomery County Budget, Montgomery County, MD, Police Accountability
Posted #TestimonyTuesday: JUFJ Testimony on Montgomery County FY24 Operating Budget
Nowhere are the values of our leaders more clearly stated than in the budget they produce and pass.
ACTION ALERT: We Need to Implement the Water Accountability and Equity Act!
We need to implement the Water Accountability and Equity Act without further delay!
In Maryland State, Montgomery County Budget, Montgomery County, MD, Police Accountability, Racial Equity Montgomery
Posted UPDATE: Montgomery County Police Disciplinary Boards and Police Budget
Police accountability in Montgomery County is critical. Where are we in our work to make that a reality?
In Budget Advocacy, DC Affordable Housing, DC Economic Justice, Just Recovery DC, Paid Family Leave, Police Accountability, Under 3 DC, Washington, DC
Posted Reflection: FY2023 DC Budget Campaign
For several years, I’ve been going with other JUFJers and our allies to the Mayor’s budget forums to make the case for progressive policies. Those have sometimes been frustrating, but also [...]
ACTION ALERT: Tell Baltimore City to invest in our communities, not in our police department!
The budget is a moral document, and indicates what a community values. Mayor Scott’s proposed budget does not reflect the morality, values, or needs of our communities.
