JUFJ Office Closed
The JUFJ office will be closed the entire week of August 16 through August 20. We will return on Monday, August 23.
The JUFJ office will be closed the entire week of August 16 through August 20. We will return on Monday, August 23.
Since 1998, JUFJ has worked to put “labor” back into Labor Day by engaging our local Jewish communities in a collective conversation about our texts, our historical experiences, and the challenges facing workers today. We are providing congregations with a resource packet, working with congregations to arrange speakers, and planning follow-up events to help members of participating congregations learn more about some of the injustices facing Maryland workers today.
Join the JCC for their "Under One Roof" art exhibition, featuring artwork from JUFJ leader Debra Band!
Join JUFJ virtually for Organizing Base-ics today and on September 13 to learn the basics of how to help grow people power in an organization, using your networks and organizer secrets for how to engage people more effectively! While we'd love to see you for both, feel free to choose and attend one training session.
Interested in establishing Paid Family and Medical Leave in Maryland? Join our working group!
Join our partners at CASA for a press conference and rally in support of Bill 30-21, which would extend the current mandatory rent guidelines for an additional year — and exempt tenants from paying late fees — during the ongoing pandemic.
Join us for our next Community-Building and Education Team meeting to brainstorm new ways to get the Montgomery County community involved in JUFJ. Everyone is welcome!
Join JUFJ and our partners in the Montgomery County Racial Equity Network to demand a speedier distribution of rent relief to tenants in critical need!
Join JUFJ virtually for Organizing Base-ics to learn the basics of how to help grow people power in an organization using your networks and organizer secrets for how to engage people more effectively! This training will focus on one-to-ones, a critical organizing tool.
Join JUFJ, CASA, and DSA to watch the virtual public hearing of Bill 30-21, which will help protect renters in Montgomery County during the pandemic by extending the existing rent cap and prohibiting late fees for another year.
Join us for our next Racial Equity and Policing Team meeting to get updates about current campaigns and take action together. Everyone is welcome!
Interested in establishing Paid Family and Medical Leave in Maryland? Join our working group!
Join us for our next Housing Team meeting to get updates about current affordable housing campaigns and take action together. Everyone is welcome!
Join us for our next Racial Equity and Policing Team meeting to get updates about current campaigns and take action together. Everyone is welcome!
Join us to reach out to JUFJers about our upcoming Kickoff!
Join us for our next Community-Building and Education Team meeting to brainstorm new ways to get the Montgomery County community involved in JUFJ. Everyone is welcome!
Join JUFJ and the Silver Spring Justice Coalition (SSJC) for a virtual watch party, where the Office of Legislative Oversight will present their findings on Montgomery County traffic stop data to the Public Safety Committee. This presentation will highlight the racial disparities, and gaps in existing data, of the Montgomery County Police Department's traffic stops.
Join JUFJ and our partners in the Montgomery County Racial Equity Network to demand the passage of Bill 30-21 and the speedier distribution of rent relief to tenants in critical need!
Join us as we kick off our work in the Maryland legislative session!
Join the Time to Care Coalition as we kick-off our campaign to get paid family and medical leave (PFML) passed in the 2022 Maryland legislative session! The event will feature the Time to Care Act bill sponsors, Senator Antonio Hayes and Delegate Kris Valderrama, as well as other leaders in the fight for PFML. We'll also share ongoing campaign activities and opportunities for people to get involved. This is the year for the Maryland legislature to pass the Time to Care Act and ensure that Marylanders don't have to choose between their jobs and caring for themselves or their loved ones.