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Avodah’s Jewish Service Corps is now accepting applications for young adults ages 21–26 interested in launching careers in social justice. This year-long program provides housing, transportation, health insurance, and a monthly stipend while participants gain hands-on work experience, professional development, and immersive Jewish learning. Corps Members also build meaningful community and join a powerful network of 1,700+ alumni working across justice movements.
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until spots are filled. Learn more and apply here.
Join our friends at 1st Stage for Indecent, the acclaimed play by Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Paula Vogel, directed by TRS member Alex Levy. Inspired by the true story of the controversial 1923 Broadway debut of Sholem Asch’s God of Vengeance, Indecent follows the artists who risked their careers and lives to bring this groundbreaking work to the stage.
A moving exploration of Jewish identity, artistic expression, censorship, and love, Indecent has been praised for reminding audiences that “there’s nothing indecent about love.”
The production has been extended through June 28 and includes open-captioned, audio-described, and mask-required performances, as well as special post-show conversations with the director, cast, and design team.
Please click here to learn more and purchase tickets through 1st Stage.
The European Union for Progressive Judaism and the Movement for Progressive Judaism (UK) invite you to celebrate with us the 100th anniversary of the World Union for Progressive Judaism — a century of connection, courage, and creativity. Darkeinu means “our path” — a reminder that the journey of Progressive Judaism is not a solitary one. It is a path we shape together: communities supporting one another, voices learning from each other, and generations passing on a shared commitment to justice, compassion, and Jewish renewal. The programme will include a varied mix of prayer, study, discussion, and celebration — from keynote panels and workshops to Shabbat services, music, and cultural experiences. There will be a pre-event programme June 19-25. Please click here to read more and register.
Join Rozana-Health Diplomacy and churches, mosques, and synagogues across the DMV for an online conversation about efforts to provide critical healthcare services to Palestinian civilians in Gaza and the West Bank. Learn about Rozana’s growing network of medical partnerships involving Israeli and Palestinian hospitals, NGOs, and volunteers. Hear updates from community clinics in Gaza City and Deir al-Balah, where local doctors and nurses are providing care to thousands of patients each month. Participants will also learn about the Women4Women program, a mobile healthcare initiative that brings medical care to women, infants, and children in underserved West Bank communities. This program offers an opportunity to hear firsthand about ongoing humanitarian and healthcare efforts in the region.
Please click here to register.
Culture has the power to connect, inspire, and transform. Join the Pozez JCC for a thought-provoking panel discussion exploring the relationship between the arts, the human spirit, and community. Together, the panel will examine how creative expression through music, art, and theater shapes emotion, promotes well-being, and helps bridge differences.
Moderated by Sarah M. Berry, Curator of the Bodzin Art Gallery, the panel features Ori Z. Soltes, Georgetown University professor, author, and art historian; Tom Sweitzer, music therapist and co-founder of A Place to Be; and Eileen Mandell, Community Relations Director of 1st Stage Theatre.
Please click here to register.
This fall, Camp Harlam in Kunkletown, PA and Keshet are launching LGBTQ+ Jewish Family Camp, a joyful, affirming weekend for families to relax, connect, and celebrate being fully Jewish and fully LGBTQ+. At a time when inclusive spaces matter more than ever, this is a chance to build community, laugh, and be your full selves together.
Open to families with LGBTQ+ parents/caregivers, LGBTQ+ children, or both, across the Jewish spectrum. Enjoy camp fun for all ages, plus dedicated programming for adults and kids (5–13).
Interested? Complete our interest form and learn more here.
Join the Union for Reform Judaism December 10–13, 2026 in Philadelphia as we gather as a Movement for an unforgettable four-day immersive experience. Reform Jews, camp alumni, clergy, and congregational lay and professional leaders from across North America will come together for a joyful, inspiring gathering filled with bold conversations, transformative learning, spiritual renewal, and powerful insights from today’s leading Jewish voices. Click here for more information and to register.
May 14, 2026 update: The Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) announced today that Koolulam, the internationally acclaimed social-musical initiative that has captivated audiences around the world, will be featured at its Biennial on December 10-13, 2026, in Philadelphia, PA. Read more here!
