Advocacy & Social Justice

As one of WRJ's three pillars, social justice is core to Women of Reform Judaism. Leading with the principle of Tikkun Olam, WRJ mobilizes collective action on a variety of causes to create a more just and compassionate world for all.

 

Looking to make a difference? Join WRJ at the 2025 Social Justice Conference in Washington, D.C.. The four-day conference is designed to train you on the biggest social justice issues of our time. Registration includes advocacy training, attendance to the Women’s Empowerment Awards dinner, and a Movement-wide (open to all) day of lobbying at the US Capitol. Scholarships and delegation rates are available. 

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Resolutions

Since 1913, WRJ has led the Reform Movement in social action advocacy. Our Resolutions have preceded policy in many areas, such as women's reproductive rights, civil rights, and economic justice.

Action Roadmaps & Resources

Resolution Action Roadmaps include program suggestions, talking points, and advocacy ideas on various key issues and how to take action on WRJ Resolutions and statements.
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Key Issues

Gender-Based Violence

WRJ monitors and addresses sexual harassment and assault, domestic violence, and other gender-based issues in North America, Israel, and beyond.

Reproductive Health & Rights

WRJ is a leading advocate for reproductive rights and health and continues to oppose state and federal restrictions that limit access to birth control and safe abortion services.

Israel & Global Affairs

WRJ is dedicated to advocating for our values past North America, with a particular focus in Israel, and supporting the future of World Jewry.

As priorities evolve, WRJ dedicates efforts to supporting a variety of important social justice issues that go beyond our priority causes. We periodically re-evaulate our priorities to make sure they remain aligned with our mission.

 

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