Women's History Month is a Call to Action
Women’s History Month serves as a timely reminder that the fight for voting rights and bodily autonomy for all is ongoing and requires collective action.
Be Part of WRJ’s Day of Action
Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) has made it easier than ever to take part in making the world a better place. On April 12, WRJ will hold the 2026 Day of Action, uniting sisterhoods, women’s groups, and individual members across North America in a collective effort toward justice, compassion, and change.
Take Action With Us
WRJ also has a direct impact on our own local communities. When we served as District Presidents, our work centered around this focus. One of the roles of Districts is to help grow membership and engagement in individual sisterhoods/women’s groups.
Tikkun Olam in Action
“If a person sits in their home and says to themselves,
‘What have the affairs of society to do with me?... Why
Should I trouble myself with the people’s voices of
protest? Let my soul dwell in peace!‘ - If one does this,
they overthrow the world.”
(Midrash Tanhuma
The U.S. Supreme Court 2025: A Recap
The U.S. Supreme Court just wrapped up its 2024-2025 term. In decisions related to health care, LGBTQ+ rights, and more, the Court continues to significantly impact policies affecting individuals nationwide. Keep reading to learn more about a few key decisions
Seeing Sisterhood in Action
Even though I have been home since the evening of April 7, I am still energized from my experiences at the first Rabbi Marla J. Feldman Social Justice Conference (SJC)! This conference was an amazing experience; the spirituality, the sisterhood, and the
The Living and Breathing Embodiments of WRJ's Mission
On April 7, after completing my lobby visits, I strolled through the Botanical Gardens and then the National Gallery of Art. As I completed my Smithsonian visits and exited the museum, I looked back at the clean, sharp white lines of the Capitol building
Inside the Inaugural L'Taken Canada
Over the weekend of March 28-31, 2025, the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism (RAC), in partnership with Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) and the Reform Jewish Community of Canada, was thrilled to hold the inaugural L’Taken Canada program!
We Start Here, and We Start Now
November 5, 2024. It was a day many of us worked very hard to prepare for, both mentally and physically. Electing a president of the United States is a significant privilege. Many people were denied the right to vote for such a long time, and people lost their
Social Justice Conference: Sign Up to Make a Difference
What defines a winner? In a democracy, is it who gets the most votes on Election Day, or something else? What do you do if the winning candidates are not supportive of the issues you hold near and dear? I am constantly tackling this question as a co-chair