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Social Action - Tikkun Olam - Repairing the World

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Looking for a Few Good People: CSA Nominations

The Commission on Social Action (CSA) of Reform Judaism is looking for a few good people. Is there somebody in your congregation who would be perfect to serve in one of the most vibrant, fascinating arms of our Movement? We are seeking individuals who are committed to social justice and who have been involved in the social justice programming of their congregation and/or region. The deadline for nominations is October 1, 2010. 

If you have any questions please contact Stephan Cotton, Nominating Committee Chair, c/0 Jonetta Kelly at (202) 387-2800 or at jkelly@rac.org.

Temple Emanuel
Temple Emanuel (Greensboro, NC) received a Fain Social Action Award Honorable Mention for Run for Shelter, a run-walk to combat chronic homelessness.

A Million Minutes for Peace
People of different faiths from all over the world will stop at noon and pray for peace for one minute - each in their own way on September 21st - the U.N. International Day of Peace. Sign the pledge today.


Religious Action Center
Religious Action Center of Reform JudaismThe RAC is the hub of Jewish social justice and legislative activity in Washington DC, working on over 60 different advocacy issues. More
Just Congregations
Do you want your temple to respond effectively and powerfully to the systemic causes of injustice? Congregation-Based Community Organizing enables synagogues to address these questions through internal conversations and work in powerful coalitions across lines of race, class, and faith. Check out our Just Congregations Initiative.
Saving Kenya - One Net at a Time
Nothing But NetsThrough the Nothing But Nets campaign, Rabbi Marla Feldman helped deliver insecticide-treated bed nets to Dadaab, the world's largest refugee camp. More
Connect with a Specialist
Member congregations are encouraged to contact a specialist from the Union's Congregational Consulting Group for additional resources and support:

naomi Naomi Abelson
Social Action Specialist

Time Zone: EST
Phone: 212.650.4162
nabelson@urj.org

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