Author Archives: JOIN for Justice

Training, March 3rd – Disability as a Social Justice Issue

Current fellow, Allegra Stout would like to invite one and all to a training next Sunday which she has worked hard to  organize. Check out the details below. “Led by Karen Schneiderman and Nassira Nicola from the Boston Center for … Read More

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JOIN Alum Builds Jewish Power for Pursuing Justice in Philadelphia

The Philadelphia metropolitan area may present some exciting new horizons in the world of Jewish organizing. It occupies a strategically important position in a politically important “swing state”, is home to a large and established Jewish community, and may harbor … Read More

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Congressman tells 18-year-old: “I hate illegals”

February 19, 2013 Mae Singerman, Jewish Social Justice Roundtable Coordianator PICO, a national network of faith-based community organizations  has put out a call to people of faith based on a recent disturbing incident. Here’s what happened: During a recent visit to Washington, Jessica, … Read More

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Fellow Organizes Parents and Children for After-School Safety

By Jenny Msall (Current Organizing Fellow)  When I last wrote about the work I had been doing with parents as the new School and Community Organizer in Lower Roxbury,  we were in the process of developing short term and long … Read More

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Addressing & Preventing Teen Dating Violence: Don’t Forget about GLBTQ Youth

Co-authored by Kate Rafey (current organizing fellow) and Melissa Sturtevant. Originally published in Youth Health Connection on January 31, 2013 One pitfall of many sexual assault and domestic violence programs that address teen dating violence is the lack of recognition … Read More

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