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Social Action Tools for Congregations
These tools and guides will help you develop your congregation's social action program, from establishing social action comittees and practicing socially responsible investing to engaging congregants of all ages in social justice work.
Greening Reform Judaism
Greening Reform Judaism endeavors to promote environmental awareness, integrating Jewish values, learning and actions that promote sh'mirat ha-adamah - protection and renewal of the world.
Jewish Life in Israel and Around the World
Learn about Jewish Cultures, Jewish Traditions, and Jewish cuisine from Around the world
Additional Resolutions on Reproductive Rights
Central Conference of American Rabbis (CCAR) Resolution on Birth Control (1947) Resolution on Abortion (1967) Resolution on Abortion (1975) Resolution on Affirming our Commitment to Women’s Rights (2017) Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ) Resolution on Birth Control (1947) Resolution on Abortion (1967)
Leadership Development
We want to empower you to get involved and grow your leadership skills! The RAC hosts a wide variety of programs, conferences and events focusing on social justice, direct service, or legislative and policy action. From high school students to rabbis, you can find something for everyone here!
Empowering Young Leaders
Learn about the RAC's exciting leadership training and social justice programs for teens and young adults.
Clergy & Congregations
Congregations are at the forefront of the Reform Movement's social action work, from direct service to local advocacy. With the help of our clergy and congregations, the work of the Religious Action Center has been able to grow and make a positive impact in communities around North America.
These 6 Israeli Tech Innovations are Improving Accessibility
With more than a hundred startups, Israeli entrepreneurs are among the world leaders in developing assistive technologies for people with disabilities.
5 Things to Know about Being Jewish in College
When I entered my first year of college, I assumed that Jewish life on campus could never match the Jewish life I’d led in high school.