Join DC JUFJ’s Tax and Budget Working Group on Wednesday, May 19 from 6:15-7:45 PM to learn more about how we can leverage our collective power to create a more equitable budget and make sure everyone is paying their fair share.
Join JUFJers from across Maryland for a call at 8:00 PM to discuss our ongoing issue campaign work. If you're new to JUFJ or want to schmooze and catch up with fellow members, join at 7:30 PM.
The Just Recovery DC coalition is hosting a People’s Hearing on Revenue. Tax justice is racial justice, and in order for DC to build back stronger than before, we need to raise new revenue. Join the hearing to hear from a range of DC residents who have been impacted by the pandemic as they tell our city's leaders why we need to raise revenue for a just recovery!
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 JUFJ in Montgomery County for a short and Sweet Shavuot celebration. We'll learn from our leaders, get silly, and celebrate the victories from our work this past year!
Join the Maryland Coalition for Justice and Police Accountability on Tuesday, May 25, 6-8 p.m., for a post-session legislative update on the MCJPA coalition’s five police reform priorities. You will also learn more about next steps and how you can support ongoing work to reimagine policing in Maryland.
Join fellow Baltimore City District 4 constituents for a meeting with Councilmember Mark Conway.
Last week, the County Council approved the preliminary budget for FY22, which passed with FULL funding for the Community Resource Officer (CRO) program, and ZERO funding for culturally competent social workers.
This budget, proposed by the County Executive and approved by the County Council, is a complete disappointment to the students, educators, and community members who have been calling for the full removal of police from MCPS for a year now.
Join JUFJers and other adult allies on the Police Free Schools Campaign to take action together during our Power Hour!
Everybody needs time to care for themselves and their families, and nobody should have to choose between that time and earning a living. Join us to learn more about the Time to Care Act and get involved as we grow our statewide campaign for paid family and medical leave in Maryland!
Join District 43 legislators for their post-session meeting!
Join JUFJers from across Baltimore to discuss our ongoing issue campaign work. We will share updates for all the local campaigns and brainstorm on how to move the work forward, especially on budget advocacy.
A budget is a moral document that shows what our priorities are as a city. Tell the Baltimore City Council to prioritize funding for fair elections and renters' right to counsel, and to reduce funding for police.
Join us for our next Housing Team meeting to get updates about current affordable housing campaigns and take action together. Everyone is welcome!
Sign up to join our last Budget Campaign Team meeting for fiscal year 2022. No prior budget experience needed.
Join District 12 legislators for their post-session town hall!
Every child deserves the best possible start, and every family deserves high-quality, affordable child care. Join DC area synagogues and JUFJ to learn more about the Under 3 DC Coalition and the work to support all DC children and their caregivers — parents and early educators.
Join JUFJers from across Baltimore to discuss our ongoing issue campaign work. We will share updates for all the local campaigns and brainstorm on how to move the work forward, especially on budget advocacy.
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!
This is the moment we've all been waiting for — the Mayor's proposed DC budget for fiscal year 2022 has arrived! Join JUFJ for a download of what is funded and what actions we can take for an equitable and moral budget.
Join fellow Baltimore City District 14 constituents for a meeting with Councilmember Odette Ramos.
