Honoring Transgender and Nonbinary Community Members’ Infinite Value
With the dignity and rights of transgender people being publicly attacked, the Commission on Social Action understood the urgent need to act quickly and provide a collection of resources for all members of the Reform community.
Making Our Communities Truly Accessible: Beyond Good Intentions
How your community can move beyond good intentions and become a space of belonging for all.
A Movement United: Reflections from the World Zionist Congress
Reform leaders united in Israel to advocate for justice, inclusion, and shared values everywhere.
Five URJ Pages to Bookmark Today
Tools and resources to help congregational leaders save time, stay organized, and get connected.
Anyone saying Jews face a simple choice in the NYC mayoral election is not paying attention
As a New York City voter, I’m preparing to cast my ballot in the upcoming mayoral election. But as a congregational rabbi and now the head of the largest Jewish movement in North America, I’ve never told congregants for whom they should vote.
Marking this Moment: Resources for the Release of the Hostages
May these prayers and rituals guide us through this emotional time and foster a sense of community and compassion.
The Words and Wisdom of Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, z”l, Commemorating his 25th Yahrzeit
In honor of the 25th yahrzeit of Rabbi Alexander M. Schindler, we have crafted this special Shabbat service supplement filled with his words and teachings to lift the spirit of worship and reflection.
Collaboration and Connection Power Small Congregations
The URJ serves 501 small congregations of 250 or fewer households throughout North America. Though small, these communities are vital to the North American Reform Movement.
A Message for Rosh HaShanah 5786
As we reflect on this past year and look to 5786, we know that a new year of blessings must be built on the firm foundation of a purposeful and proud Judaism.
Wisdom Across Generations: Leading for Tomorrow
We sat down with two Reform Jewish youth leaders, immediate past NFTY president Benji Rosenblum and former NELFTY vice president Milton Sender, to discuss the evolution of the Jewish teen experience in North America, leadership, identity, and community.
