Over the past 80 years, our work has strengthened the Greater Boston Jewish community through convening people and groups with disparate ideas, acting as a catalyst to engage people in current priorities, and advocating for our community with civic leaders, lawmakers, and other changemakers to cultivate their understanding of the many sides of complex issues.
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JCRC Applauds Legislature for Progress of Act to Aid Building Community Resiliency
Last week, H.1985/S.1244, An act building community resiliency through mental health received a favorable report advancing to the Committee
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We are a catalyst for change, advancing the priorities of the organized Jewish community within the community at large.
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Jewish leaders confront anti-Semitism and call for safety at Pride
As Pride month comes to an end, our CEO Jeremy Burton and CEO of JCRC San Francisco Tyler Gregory speak out against the increased violence against
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At a time when antisemitism is intensifying, JCRC advocates for policies to combat rising extremism and prevent violence. JCRC advocates to secure millions of dollars of funding each year for nonprofit security grants to protect faith-based institutions that are at higher risk. Click here to learn more about JCRC’s work to combat antisemitism.