Committees in the House and Senate are holding hearings on HB892/SB649, a bill to protect the privacy of undocumented Marylanders. Sign up to help JUFJ pack the chamber and show our support for this important immigrant justice bill.
The Senate Finance Committee is holding a hearing on SB539, the Time to Care Act, to provide paid family and medical leave for working Marylanders. Sign up to testify or to help JUFJ pack the chamber and show our support for this important worker justice bill.
Learn how to craft a compelling testimony for DC Council budget hearings by sharing your personal story to advocate for affordable, high-quality early childhood education, better health services for families of young children, and higher wages for child care educators.
Committees are holding hearings on important bills to make sure that police are held accountable to the community. 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!
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.
Learn how to craft a compelling testimony for DC Council budget hearings by sharing your personal story to advocate for affordable, high-quality early childhood education, better health services for families of young children, and higher wages for child care educators.
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.
Join JUFJ to learn about how you can take action to push the DC Council to fund a just and equitable recovery from COVID-19
Ask a question about building a just future for DC during a Facebook Live with Chairman Mendelson
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 us for Councilmember Allen's virtual town hall, where he will be discussing the proposed budget for this upcoming fiscal year.
Join JUFJ to learn about how you can take action to push the DC Council to fund a just and equitable recovery from COVID-19
