The Judicial Proceedings Committee is holding a hearing on an important bill to make sure that incarcerated and returning voters have access to a ballot. Sign up to testify or to help JUFJ pack the chamber.
JUFJ’s Maryland strategy teams meet on Wednesday evenings throughout the General Assembly’s legislative session. Join us!
JUFJ’s Maryland strategy teams meet on Wednesday evenings throughout the General Assembly’s legislative session. Join us!
Please join this call to discuss JUFJ's COVID-19 response work, which will be centered around immigration/incarceration and rent relief/assistance.
Join us for our first ever virtual seder, in partnership with Carolina Jews for Justice, Detroit Jews for Justice, Jews for Racial and Economic Justice (NY), and Jewish Community Action (Minnesota).
Join our partners at the Innocence Project for a discussion on COVID-19’s impact on the wrongfully convicted in Maryland and how to fix exoneree compensation. The panel will include: Exonerees Walter Lomax, who spent 39 years in prison and Demetrius Smith who spent four years in prison for crimes they did not commit; Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project Executive Director Shawn Armbrust; University of Baltimore Innocence Project Clinic Director Michele Nethercott; and Innocence Project State Campaign Director Michelle Feldman.
Join us for a virtual Q&A and prep session for the budget hearings. We'll be offering opportunities to ask questions, share thoughts, amplify our asks on social media, and discuss next steps and strategies ahead of the budget hearings on the 16th.
Join JUFJ’s Maryland strategy team as we plan our ongoing response to the pandemic.
Please join us and our partners for a virtual mayoral candidate forum on issues that matter: fair development, housing, transportation, and zero waste. This forum will be moderated by Jean Marbella from The Baltimore Sun.
Join JUFJ’s Maryland strategy team as we plan our ongoing response to the pandemic.
Join Jews United for Justice's biweekly Equal Justice meeting, which focuses on police accountability and fair elections. The team meets every other Tuesday at 7 PM, and works to advance our equal justice priorities. Email rianna@jufj.org for location information.
Come learn how we as Montgomery County residents can access our county's political system with the greatest potential for social change.
Come learn how we as Montgomery County residents can access our county's political system with the greatest potential for social change.
Join representatives of HIAS and CASA, along with the Torture Abolition and Survivors Support Coalition, Jews United for Justice, the Congregation Action Network, and the Southern Policy Law Center to hear about their advocacy and support for refugees and asylum seekers, how such efforts are impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and how you can help.
Learn about how the pandemic is impacting local communities, why it is our Jewish duty to respond to this crisis, and how to get involved.
Learn about how the pandemic is impacting local communities, why it is our Jewish duty to respond to this crisis, and how to get involved. Hosted by Temple Emanuel's Community Social Action Council.
Learn about how the pandemic is impacting local communities, why it is our Jewish duty to respond to this crisis, and how to get involved.
Join JUFJ’s Maryland strategy team as we plan our ongoing response to the pandemic.
Come join our Montgomery County team to watch the afternoon Montgomery County Council public hearings, including the hearing for the Special Appropriation for Mobile Crisis Response. We will meet virtually at 1:00pm to discuss background on these efforts and the hearings will begin at 1:30pm.
Come join our Montgomery County team to watch the Public Safety Committee Worksession as they discuss a proposed new Use of Force Policy for Montgomery County Police Department.
