JCIJ News & Updates

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April Newsletter

In our April newsletter, Rabbi Laura Rumpf offers a thoughtful introduction to our upcoming actions and connects Passover and immigrant justice for parents with young children. JCIJ invites you to take action through advocacy, volunteering, and awareness—and by attending our annual Dinner in Community on April 27. Read on for more!

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Kendra Berry Kendra Berry

March Newsletter

JCIJ celebrates HIAS’ victory in Pacito vs. Trump and shares ways that you can get involved with JCIJ’s on-the-ground work and take and support action against federal and the Trump administration’s immigration policies.

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Kendra Berry Kendra Berry

February Newsletter

JCIJ reminds our community that hope and activism are our superpowers! Read more to learn how to take action together against deportation defense and build collective power to resist attacks on immigrant and refugee communities.

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Kendra Berry Kendra Berry

December Newsletter: We Are in This Together

JCIJ prepares for the darkest month of the year by bringing the light! Read and support our actions during the upcoming legislative session, get details about our annual Chanukah party, and learn about opportunities (and JCIJ work!) in the community.

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Kendra Berry Kendra Berry

Column 4: Conversations between Mohamed and Dina

Read the ongoing conversations between a Somali refugee named Mohamed, who has been impacted by the carceral system, and JCIJ Board Member Dina. This column is a collaboration between Mohamed and Dina.

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Column 3: Conversations between Mohamed and Dina

Read the ongoing conversations between a Somali refugee named Mohamed, who has been impacted by the carceral system, and JCIJ Board Member Dina. This column is a collaboration between Mohamed and Dina.

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Andrea Soroko Naar Andrea Soroko Naar

Column 2: Conversations between Mohamed and Dina

Read the ongoing conversations between a Somali refugee named Mohamed, who has been impacted by the carceral system, and JCIJ Board Member Dina. This column is a collaboration between Mohamed and Dina.

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