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JFREJ has finally launched the new and improved JFREJ.org! We hope the redeveloped content and design make it easy for you to learn more about JFREJ and engage with us as our organization grows and changes.

Special thanks to our web design team of collaborators. We could not have done it without you: Shira Epstein, Sarah Fields, Sarra Alpert and Ari Rosenbaum.

Any questions, problems or suggestions? Email our office or our webmaster.

Calendar

Today

  1. Eldercare Dialogue
    • Where: RSVP to rachel@jfrej.org for location and further details
    • Start time: 06:00pm
    • End time: 08:00pm

    • Join the Shalom Bayit: Justice for Domestic Workers Campaign for the Eldercare Dialogue Series. At each dialogue, we bring together communities of seniors and their families with communities of home care/elder care workers and domestic workers and their families because we believe quality jobs and quality care go hand in hand. We also uncover our shared values and aspirations for what elder care and elder care work should be, discuss strategies to address those challenges and lift up our values (e.g. quality jobs and quality care), and develop our base of workers, consumers, and families prepared and committed to participate in pilot worker and consumer training programs. In partnership with Domestic Workers United, Adhikaar, Damayan, the National Domestic Workers Alliance, and Congregation B'nai Jeshurun Aging in New York Hevra.

    • View this event in Google Calendar

Tuesday, July 30th

  1. Eldercare Dialogue
    • Where: RSVP to rachel@jfrej.org for location and further details
    • Start time: 06:00pm
    • End time: 08:00pm

    • Join the Shalom Bayit: Justice for Domestic Workers Campaign for the Eldercare Dialogue Series. At each dialogue, we bring together communities of seniors and their families with communities of home care/elder care workers and domestic workers and their families because we believe quality jobs and quality care go hand in hand. We also uncover our shared values and aspirations for what elder care and elder care work should be, discuss strategies to address those challenges and lift up our values (e.g. quality jobs and quality care), and develop our base of workers, consumers, and families prepared and committed to participate in pilot worker and consumer training programs. In partnership with Domestic Workers United, Adhikaar, Damayan, the National Domestic Workers Alliance, and Congregation B'nai Jeshurun Aging in New York Hevra.

    • View this event in Google Calendar

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Jews for Racial and Economic Justice
666 Broadway, Suite 500
New York, NY  10012

212-647-8966

info@jfrej.org