JFREJ Yom Iyyuns offer NYC-based Rabbis and Cantors an opportunity to delve deep into Torah and connect that learning with work for justice in this world. We pair an intensive morning text study with an afternoon learning session with JFREJ organizing partners and their members. The combination of text study, learning about issues on the ground, and meeting with member leaders helps strengthen our work as clergy in this city fighting for racial and economic justice.

This year we focus on the intersections between discriminatory policing and sanctuary and will be focused on meeting with our partners based in Queens. Morning text study will be at the Reform Temple of Forest Hills, lead by Rabbi Barat Ellman. Afternoon session location TBA and will feature a panel on connections between discriminatory policing, immigration, and sanctuary.

Text study will begin at 10:30, vegetarian lunch will be provided at noon, and we'll meet at our partner location for the afternoon session at 1.

This year we are asking for donations from $18-180 to help defray costs for lunch and honoraria for our panelists.

Questions? Contact Mackenzie Reynolds at mackenzie@jfrej.org

**This event is open to people who have already been ordained, not current rabbinic or cantorial students. If you are a NYC-based rabbinic or cantorial student and want to engage with JFREJ, please contact mackenzie@jfrej.org.