Montgomery County, MD

Each year JUFJ’s Heschel Vision Awards celebrate members of our community who take action with deep moral commitment and who inspire and empower others. It’s a chance for all of us to be reminded [...]

On September 2nd, we, a group of JUFJ leaders and involved community members, held a workshop on whiteness, Jewishness, and policing. The purpose of that workshop was to develop an understanding [...]

Montgomery County voters need to weigh in on important ballot questions this fall. Even if you missed our town hall, here's what you can do to learn and take action.

JUFJ's 2020 Montgomery County Voter Guide is out! Vote FOR Questions 1, A, and C. Vote AGAINST Questions B and D.

JUFJ members raised our voices loudly and repeatedly during the Montgomery County Council's 2020 summer session, and in many cases the Council listened to us and to our partners. In this [...]

In the Talmud Sanhedrin, the rabbis have a discussion about who deserves to be on the Sanhedrin - the high court. Essentially they’re asking, who do we consider to be the greatest of rabbis, of [...]

The Montgomery County Council voted whether or not to reduce the number of police officers in schools. Learn how they voted and read the letters JUFJ leaders wrote in response.

This problem exists in Montgomery County: last year 10,451 tenants faced eviction orders in our county.

Read testimony from JUFJer Sam Blau. 

We do this for other eligible voters, including citizens who live in-group settings.