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Detroit Jews for Justice
440 Burroughs, Suite 625
Detroit, MI
48202
DJJ is building Jewish political communities we can be proud of—communities based on local and intergenerational relationships, that practice solidarity with all oppressed people, and that embody the world we want to live in. We are building Jewish spaces that center the young, queer, non-white, and disabled among us, spaces that people won’t run away from. We are following the lead of movements of other marginalized groups, and building deep coalitions that will protect each other from the far-right. But in order to do all of this well, we need resources.
DJJ relies on its extended community for a substantial portion of our budget because we need to, but also because it reflects DJJ's commitment to letting our volunteer leaders guide the organization. If you value the work of local, progressive, Jewish political organizing, donate today to celebrate a breakthrough 2022!
Thank you so much for your generous gift! Your support makes this work possible.
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DonateRabbi Alana's Last Day as Executive Director
A special shout-out to those of you who are ensuring a healthy leadership transition through the Mountaintop Campaign. We’ve raised almost $250,000 in multi-year commitments– woohoo! This will allow our small but mighty staff to focus on developing our leaders and increasing our impact in the most critical grassroots coalitions in MI.
But we can’t stop there! We want to strengthen our educational offerings in the Jewish community, invest in the leadership of Jews of Color, and grow our base. Reach out to [email protected] to learn more about joining the Mountaintop Campaign and other ways you can support our work.
It’s been an incredible kavod/honor to help steward the Jewish-Justice community of Metro Detroit through this time of great growth and change. I can’t wait to see what happens next :)
Shabbat Shalom,
r.a.a.