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"While we, and other abortion rights activists, have been knocked down time and time again, we continue to get up and continue moving forward in the fight to create a world with wholeness, justice, and compassion." Read the full statement from WRJ President Sara Charney and Executive Director Rabbi Marla J. Feldman here.
January 22nd marks 50 years since Roe v. Wade and the first anniversary since the Supreme Court overturned Roe last summer, paving the way for states to ban abortion and restrict other critical reproductive health services. As you incorporate reflection, lessons, and advocacy around abortion access and reproductive freedom in your community's programming during this time, we share these resources.
Join us to watch the Hallmark film, 'The Lost Child,' before we discuss it on Wednesday, February 22nd. Based on the true story of Yvette Melanson and her book titled 'Looking for Lost Bird,' the film depicts a woman who goes in search of her biological parents but discovers much more about herself, her family, and her heritage
Leading with the principle of Tikkun Olam, WRJ mobilizes collective action for various causes to create a more just and compassionate world for people of all backgrounds and identities. From abortion access to sexual harassment and assault to pay equity and racial justice, WRJ empowers women to use their voices and cultivate the next generation of Reform Jewish leaders through education, advocacy, and action.
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