IJS is working on a multilayered toolkit containing resources like podcast episodes, guided meditations, and written content designed to help people engage in civic behavior using mindful Jewish practices that also strengthen democracy in the run-up to the 2024 presidential election.

The Jewish Community Relations Council for Tucson and Southern Arizona sees a Jewish obligation to make the world a better place – and today, it’s bringing the local community together on issues of American democracy.

While the term ‘Zuckerbucks’ may seem harmless, it has a dark side – as well as implications for Jews and for American democracy.

We’ve put together some resources to use or share as we continue to navigate these troubled waters.

CAJM is strengthening civic education and engagement in the public square by supporting critical conversations, sharing information, and modeling the inclusion of diverse voices.

Legal professionals have a unique opportunity to support free, fair, safe, and accessible elections. We’re partnering with the Election Official Legal Defense Network to make that happen.

We believe free, fair, safe, and accessible elections benefit the entire faith community in America.

What do we mean by civil society? And what does it have to do with the Jewish community?

What does civility mean?

How do interactions on a playground represent the way people relate to each other?

In this piece, we make the case for sustained engagement to preserve this fragile and imperative system of self-governance.

Test do we mean by civil society? And what does it have to do with the Jewish community?