JOIN FOR JUSTICE
Mission:
Our mission is to develop hundreds of top quality Jewish organizers in lay and professional positions inside and outside of the Jewish community, transforming and strengthening individuals and institutions as they work for a more just, inclusive and compassionate society.
JOIN for Justice is the only organization dedicated solely to training, supporting, and connecting Jewish organizers and the organizations they serve. These leaders will:
- Organize power in Jewish institutions and/or civic organizations to live shared values and work for social and economic justice
- Help Jewish communities become more effective, action-oriented, and relational.
- Integrate Jewish values into personal identity and public commitments.
JOIN for Justice is the only organization dedicated solely to training, supporting, and connecting Jewish organizers and the organizations they serve. These leaders will:
- Organize power in Jewish institutions and/or civic organizations to live shared values and work for social and economic justice
- Help Jewish communities become more effective, action-oriented, and relational.
- Integrate Jewish values into personal identity and public commitments.
Results:
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Amanda
11/07/09
Justice. Working towards achieving social and economic justice is no easy task. It requires tremendous dedication, support, knowledge, vision, empathy, direction, friendship, humor, sprit, and much more. JOI provides fellows/participants all of these things and the ‘much more.’ It is an ...
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elyssac
11/03/09
JOI has changed my life! I knew that I wanted to help people before JOI but I didn't know that really I wanted to organize the communities around me to create systemic change. I cannot thank JOI enough for the positive experience I have had from my fellowship year and the ever-lasting sense of ...
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I heart Nonprofits
10/30/09
JOI is uniquely poised to train young adults to develop their own leadership skills and strengthen both the Jewish and secular communities from the ground up. As a fellow, I was given the invaluable opportunity to work and reflect weekly alongside other Jewish young adults with different levels of ...
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