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JFREJ Community (formerly JFREJ) is a 501c3 non-profit organization committed to building a vibrant Jewish left working for social justice in New York City.

JFREJ Community fights to empower communities that face state violence, economic inequity, and structural oppression to govern the resources and systems that affect their lives. Now, more than ever, JFREJ Community is needed. Which means now more than ever, YOU are needed.
 

JFREJ Community is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. Our federal tax ID number is 13-3694790.

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JFREJ Community's Mission
 

JFREJ Community grows the New York Jewish Left by creating a welcoming, vibrant home for our city’s multiracial, multi-ethnic, intergenerational, progressive Jewish community. We are the home for Jewish art, culture, and ritual with all our diasporic languages, cultural traditions and texts. We invest in education, artmaking, ritual, and joyful celebrations that bring us into new ways of relating to one another and allow us to be in dialogue with the past, present, and future. We work at the intersection of identity and progressive politics. We center the voices and follow the leadership of those who have faced state violence and structural oppression, and who share our values and vision for collective liberation. Drawing from the Bundist principle of doikayt (hereness), we will continue to fight for Jewish safety and thriving — inextricably linked with the safety and thriving of our neighbors — rooted and blooming here in our home: New York City.
 

In New York and with our allies across the country, JFREJ Community helps build the progressive movement fighting for transformational policies: building a caring feminist economy and a future with Medicare for All; an end to mass incarceration and racist policing; a universal homes guarantee; a Green New Deal; publicly funded elections; and fair wages and working conditions for all workers. We work to expand our democracy, redistribute wealth, and beat back the rising tide of authoritarianism and white nationalism.
 

The JFREJ Community Board of Directors

Amanda Altman
Rachel Laforest
Susan Lerner
Alisa Solomon