Register for BELONGING Workshops
These resources are offered to support congregational and Jewish communal leaders — including clergy, professional staff, lay leaders, congregants, and community members across North America — in fostering a culture of belonging. By embracing the multifaceted identities that reflect the richness of contemporary Jewish life, we aim to center belonging in all aspects of our communal work and spiritual practice.
The URJ's Equity Indicator
New! The URJ Equity Indicator tracks the progress of congregations and other Jewish communities (e.g., schools, camps, and others) on key measures of creating communities of belonging and building anti-oppressive ecosystems. Submit your Equity Indicator Survey Today.
Belonging Checklists & How-to Guides
Confronting antisemitism is a key piece to belonging and DEI work. Learn why now more than ever we need to continue with our DEI work as we confront antisemitism.
Check out additional antisemitism resources.
Additional Belonging Resources
- How to Identify Microaggressions & The Importance of Disrupting Them Resource
- Interfaith Inclusion in Our Congregations & Communities
- A Quick Guide to Pronouns
- URJ & Keshet Trans Inclusion Guide
- Printable All-Gender Restroom Signs (Sign 1) (Sign 2)
- Printable Pronoun Resource
- Books, Films, and More to Delve into Antiracism Work
- Colorblind Mentality/Microaggression Resource
- Video messages from Reform leaders of Color, Deitra Reiser, Yolanda Savage-Narva, and Evan Traylor, as well as an accompanying Discussion Guide
Learn more about how you can get involved and demand action for all forms of hate. Please visit the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism to get involved today.
